£635,000
(£176/sq. ft)
5 bed semi-detached house for saleChurch Road, Smithills, Bolton, 6 BL1
5 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
3,611 sq. ft
EPC Rating: E
Freehold
About this property
Charming & Characterful Family Home
Five Spacious Double Bedrooms
Four Storeys, Tons Of Living Space
Two Reception Rooms
Large Modern Family Kitchen
Versatile Double Cellar Space
Private Garden With Summer House
Double Garage With Private Parking To Rear
Prestigious Smithills Location
Rare & Unique Home For Families
A Rare 5-Bed Semi-Detached Family Home In Smithills Full Of History & Charm
A Timeless Guardian Of Bolton’s Heritage
Standing tall behind its emerald screen of manicured hedges and mature evergreens, this handsome residence greets you like a manor lifted from an old English novel. Its striking façade—a warm fusion of timeworn sandstone and crisp, Tudor-style black-and-white timber framing—immediately reveals that this is no ordinary dwelling. Mullioned windows stretch high beneath steep gables, catching the shifting northern light, while the original oak front door, framed in heavy stone, offers a quiet promise of the character within.
The home’s presence is dignified yet welcoming, its gardens thoughtfully arranged to soften the stately lines of its historic face. A neat lawn, edged with flowering borders and clipped topiary, guides your eye to the sturdy front entrance—solid, dependable, unchanging, just like the stories these walls have sheltered for centuries.
A Living Piece Of History
Once part of the storied Halliwell Hall—home to Captain Roger Dewhurst in the mid-17th century—this remarkable house has evolved gracefully over time. Around 1915, the grand family estate was carefully divided, giving this wing its own proud identity. Today, it stands as a distinguished five-bedroom family home that honours its noble roots while embracing the rhythm of modern life.
A Warm Welcome Within
Step through the solid oak door and find that history melts into warmth the moment you arrive. The wide hallway, bright with natural light and laid with classic black-and-white tiles, sets the scene—high ceilings above, intricate woodwork all around, and sturdy walls that have stood steadfast through centuries of family life.
On either side, twin reception rooms open their doors in welcome. The lounge is a cosy retreat, carpeted for comfort, with an elaborate stone fireplace surround framing a gas fire that flickers invitingly beneath striking peacock-patterned wallpaper—a perfect place to curl up on a winter’s evening. Across the hall, the dining room offers a more formal flourish: Rich walnut herringbone flooring underfoot, a grand dining table perfectly placed before its own gas fire, deep coving, an elegant chandelier overhead, and dramatic deep red wallcoverings that draw the eye to the feature fireplace wall—an ideal backdrop for memorable dinners and warm conversation.
A Kitchen To Gather In
Continue through to the rear of the house and you’ll find the true heartbeat of this family home: A bright, spacious contemporary kitchen designed for everyday living and entertaining alike. Grey woodgrain shaker-style cabinetry sits gracefully beneath polished granite worktops, with a matching island and breakfast bar inviting conversation while meals are prepared. White metro tiles form a crisp splashback behind the deep Belfast sink, and integrated appliances—including a dishwasher, fridge, and freezer—keep everything effortlessly tidy. There’s space for a freestanding Rangemaster oven with an extractor hood overhead, ready for Sunday roasts or midweek feasts. This culinary haven flows naturally into the dining area beyond—an inviting spot for busy breakfasts, family celebrations, and endless mugs of tea shared with loved ones.
Bedrooms Of Character
Upstairs, arranged across two generous levels, five light-filled double bedrooms await—each a peaceful haven to rest your head at the end of the day. Every room is full of character, with tall windows that frame views of the garden or the leafy street below, and some even offering a glimpse out towards the rolling slopes of Winter Hill. A beautifully styled family bathroom makes daily life a breeze, complete with a freestanding bath, traditional chain-pull WC, classic pedestal sink, and timeless black-and-white flooring. At the very top, tucked snugly beneath the gables, a modern shower room offers an extra touch of privacy, with a double shower tray and glazed screen, pedestal sink, WC, varnished timber floors, and crisp tiled walls—a secret little sanctuary under the eaves.
Endless Opportunity Below
Below stairs, the double cellar runs deep and wide—a treasure trove of potential. Whether you imagine a state-of-the-art cinema, a vibrant playroom, or a tucked-away home office, this solid underground level is ready to be shaped to your dreams (subject to the right permissions, of course).
A Garden For All Seasons
The rear garden is just as enchanting. Private, sheltered, and soaked in sun through the warmer months, it’s a sanctuary for family barbecues, quiet reading under a tree, or kids racing barefoot on the lawn. A charming summer house nestles at the edge—a perfect nook for hobbies or peaceful reflection.
A Sought-After Setting
This five-bedroom family home enjoys a prime position on Church Road in Smithills—one of Bolton’s most desirable neighbourhoods. Excellent schools, local shops, and Moss Bank Park—one of the area’s green gems—are all just a stroll away, giving this historic gem the perfect blend of heritage and everyday convenience.
Write Your Next Chapter
This isn’t just a place to live—it’s a place to belong, to grow, and to continue a story that began more than three centuries ago. Open the heavy door, step inside, and let your family become part of its remarkable tale.
Agent notes:
Important Notice for Buyers
We do our best to make sure our property details are accurate and reliable, but they do not form part of any offer or contract and should not be relied upon as statements of fact. Measurements, photographs, floor plans, and any services or appliances listed are for guidance only — they may not be exact or tested.
Fixtures & Fittings
Any fixtures and fittings not specifically mentioned in the property details should be agreed separately with the seller.
Anti-Money Laundering (aml) & Buyer id Checks
To comply with legal requirements, we must verify the identity of all buyers before we can move forward with a sale. We’ll also need proof of funds and details of your instructed solicitor at this stage. At Newton & Co, we use a trusted third-party provider to complete these checks securely and quickly. There’s a small, non-refundable fee of £25 per person (or £50 if you’re buying through a company), which is paid directly to us when you’re ready to proceed. Please note, we can’t issue a memorandum of sale until these checks are complete — so the sooner they’re done, the sooner we can help you secure your new home.
Relationship Disclosure
In line with Section 21 of the Estate Agents Act 1979, we must declare if the owner of a property is related to anyone at Newton & Co. If that’s ever the case, we’ll always let you know.
Referral Fees
We may recommend trusted partners for extra services you might need — such as conveyancing, mortgage advice, insurance, or surveys. Sometimes we receive a small referral fee for introducing you to these providers. You’re under no obligation to use them and you’re always welcome to choose your own.
A Timeless Guardian Of Bolton’s Heritage
Standing tall behind its emerald screen of manicured hedges and mature evergreens, this handsome residence greets you like a manor lifted from an old English novel. Its striking façade—a warm fusion of timeworn sandstone and crisp, Tudor-style black-and-white timber framing—immediately reveals that this is no ordinary dwelling. Mullioned windows stretch high beneath steep gables, catching the shifting northern light, while the original oak front door, framed in heavy stone, offers a quiet promise of the character within.
The home’s presence is dignified yet welcoming, its gardens thoughtfully arranged to soften the stately lines of its historic face. A neat lawn, edged with flowering borders and clipped topiary, guides your eye to the sturdy front entrance—solid, dependable, unchanging, just like the stories these walls have sheltered for centuries.
A Living Piece Of History
Once part of the storied Halliwell Hall—home to Captain Roger Dewhurst in the mid-17th century—this remarkable house has evolved gracefully over time. Around 1915, the grand family estate was carefully divided, giving this wing its own proud identity. Today, it stands as a distinguished five-bedroom family home that honours its noble roots while embracing the rhythm of modern life.
A Warm Welcome Within
Step through the solid oak door and find that history melts into warmth the moment you arrive. The wide hallway, bright with natural light and laid with classic black-and-white tiles, sets the scene—high ceilings above, intricate woodwork all around, and sturdy walls that have stood steadfast through centuries of family life.
On either side, twin reception rooms open their doors in welcome. The lounge is a cosy retreat, carpeted for comfort, with an elaborate stone fireplace surround framing a gas fire that flickers invitingly beneath striking peacock-patterned wallpaper—a perfect place to curl up on a winter’s evening. Across the hall, the dining room offers a more formal flourish: Rich walnut herringbone flooring underfoot, a grand dining table perfectly placed before its own gas fire, deep coving, an elegant chandelier overhead, and dramatic deep red wallcoverings that draw the eye to the feature fireplace wall—an ideal backdrop for memorable dinners and warm conversation.
A Kitchen To Gather In
Continue through to the rear of the house and you’ll find the true heartbeat of this family home: A bright, spacious contemporary kitchen designed for everyday living and entertaining alike. Grey woodgrain shaker-style cabinetry sits gracefully beneath polished granite worktops, with a matching island and breakfast bar inviting conversation while meals are prepared. White metro tiles form a crisp splashback behind the deep Belfast sink, and integrated appliances—including a dishwasher, fridge, and freezer—keep everything effortlessly tidy. There’s space for a freestanding Rangemaster oven with an extractor hood overhead, ready for Sunday roasts or midweek feasts. This culinary haven flows naturally into the dining area beyond—an inviting spot for busy breakfasts, family celebrations, and endless mugs of tea shared with loved ones.
Bedrooms Of Character
Upstairs, arranged across two generous levels, five light-filled double bedrooms await—each a peaceful haven to rest your head at the end of the day. Every room is full of character, with tall windows that frame views of the garden or the leafy street below, and some even offering a glimpse out towards the rolling slopes of Winter Hill. A beautifully styled family bathroom makes daily life a breeze, complete with a freestanding bath, traditional chain-pull WC, classic pedestal sink, and timeless black-and-white flooring. At the very top, tucked snugly beneath the gables, a modern shower room offers an extra touch of privacy, with a double shower tray and glazed screen, pedestal sink, WC, varnished timber floors, and crisp tiled walls—a secret little sanctuary under the eaves.
Endless Opportunity Below
Below stairs, the double cellar runs deep and wide—a treasure trove of potential. Whether you imagine a state-of-the-art cinema, a vibrant playroom, or a tucked-away home office, this solid underground level is ready to be shaped to your dreams (subject to the right permissions, of course).
A Garden For All Seasons
The rear garden is just as enchanting. Private, sheltered, and soaked in sun through the warmer months, it’s a sanctuary for family barbecues, quiet reading under a tree, or kids racing barefoot on the lawn. A charming summer house nestles at the edge—a perfect nook for hobbies or peaceful reflection.
A Sought-After Setting
This five-bedroom family home enjoys a prime position on Church Road in Smithills—one of Bolton’s most desirable neighbourhoods. Excellent schools, local shops, and Moss Bank Park—one of the area’s green gems—are all just a stroll away, giving this historic gem the perfect blend of heritage and everyday convenience.
Write Your Next Chapter
This isn’t just a place to live—it’s a place to belong, to grow, and to continue a story that began more than three centuries ago. Open the heavy door, step inside, and let your family become part of its remarkable tale.
Agent notes:
Important Notice for Buyers
We do our best to make sure our property details are accurate and reliable, but they do not form part of any offer or contract and should not be relied upon as statements of fact. Measurements, photographs, floor plans, and any services or appliances listed are for guidance only — they may not be exact or tested.
Fixtures & Fittings
Any fixtures and fittings not specifically mentioned in the property details should be agreed separately with the seller.
Anti-Money Laundering (aml) & Buyer id Checks
To comply with legal requirements, we must verify the identity of all buyers before we can move forward with a sale. We’ll also need proof of funds and details of your instructed solicitor at this stage. At Newton & Co, we use a trusted third-party provider to complete these checks securely and quickly. There’s a small, non-refundable fee of £25 per person (or £50 if you’re buying through a company), which is paid directly to us when you’re ready to proceed. Please note, we can’t issue a memorandum of sale until these checks are complete — so the sooner they’re done, the sooner we can help you secure your new home.
Relationship Disclosure
In line with Section 21 of the Estate Agents Act 1979, we must declare if the owner of a property is related to anyone at Newton & Co. If that’s ever the case, we’ll always let you know.
Referral Fees
We may recommend trusted partners for extra services you might need — such as conveyancing, mortgage advice, insurance, or surveys. Sometimes we receive a small referral fee for introducing you to these providers. You’re under no obligation to use them and you’re always welcome to choose your own.
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