A lovely big double room, with the handy option of a double-size sofa bed in the living room for a small extra fee. Comfortable bed and warm shower.
The house & bathroom are very clean, the street is peaceful with a lovely back garden with trees and no noise at night. Check-in was very convenient with a key code. you can use the kitchen & fridge and tea/coffee with cups are left out for you. I especially appreciated that oat or almond milk is available in the fridge, as well as cows milk.
It is a smooth 40-60 minute tram ride from most central Manchester train stations to Bury. The house is a 15-20 min walk from Bury Metrolink station, or a quick taxi ride under £5. I'd recommend you enjoy a few hours in Bury: their market looks small and uninspiring from the outside but it is huge, with a lot of bargains, stalls selling clothes, shoes, local food (pies, cakes, fish, seafood & meat products) and several cafés at different price ranges you can choose from for breakfast/lunch.
As someone looking for vegan and gluten-free food, I found The Mind and Body Natural Health Centre in Bolton Street (opposite the Railway Museum) had a great hidden cafe with fresh home-cooked soup, vegan scones, juices etc. They also do yoga classes and treatments there.
Bury also has an Arts centre with a full music programme, a (free to visit) Art gallery with a good gift shop and cute tea-shop inside which does special Afternoon teas if you book, a cinema, a live music bar ("Sky bar"), several charity shops for a bargain find, a vintage working Railway Museum with a bar which you can go into for free, also a Transport and Military Museums. All these are within 5 minutes of the convenient Bury Metrolink station, so don't be put off by first impressions of the town at the bus station.
If you are going to an event at Heaton Park, Bury is a cost-friendly alternative to much more expensive accommodation in Manchester City Central, and trams run late at night till around midnight followed by even later night buses, so you can easily get home. I caught a tram directly to Heaton Park (£5 all-day ticket) and on the way back caught my tram from the Prestwich station (as the Heaton Park one closes early on an event night), which was an easy 20 minute walk from Heaton Park metrolink stop - just make sure you pick the right exit from the park then follow everyone else.
I really enjoyed my stay at the house and was pleasantly surprised by the things I found to do in Bury before heading back the Manchester.