£380,000
3 bed semi-detached house for saleBolton Road, Anderton, Bolton BL6
3 beds
3 baths
1 reception
EPC Rating: C
Just added
Chain free
Freehold
About this property
Connected to its neighbour by only a small proportion of the overall accommodation
Ideally positioned within the Manchester commuter belt with the train station being under 1.5 miles and motorway access just over 3 miles. Access to bus stops on the Chorley/Bolton route
Offered with no onward chain
Town centre amenities including shops, cafés and services approximately half a mile away
Surrounded by attractive greenspace see satellite imagery to fully appreciate the setting
Garage and driveway located to the rear
Enclosed courtyard garden plus separate cottage garden adjoining a natural stream
Exclusive private cul de sac development of only four dwellings
Stone-built property under a slate roof, converted in 1995
Freehold tenure
Situated within a small and select private development on the border of Chorley and Horwich, this attractive stone built home offers a rare combination of character, privacy and convenience. It is listed as a semi detached property but please note that only approximately ten per cent of the total perimiter of the property is attached to next door.
Originally a former water board building, the property was thoughtfully converted from offices into a residential dwelling in 1995. As a result, it benefits from the structural advantages and insulation standards associated with more modern construction, whilst retaining the charm and visual appeal of a traditional stone property beneath a slate roof.
Externally, the property enjoys a low maintenance enclosed courtyard to the rear, ideal for outdoor dining or relaxing. In addition, there is a separate cottage style garden bordered by a natural stream, believed to mark the boundary between the two boroughs, creating a particularly attractive and peaceful setting.
Parking is well catered for with off-road parking and a separate garage positioned to the rear of the property.
Internally, the accommodation offers a versatile layout. The ground floor comprises an individual entrance hallway, separate kitchen and an impressively spacious L shaped lounge and dining room, providing excellent natural light and flexibility for modern living. Buyers may wish to explore the potential to create an open plan kitchen within the lounge/dining space, allowing the current kitchen to be repurposed as a ground floor bedroom, home office or additional reception room. A ground floor WC and useful utility area complete this level.
To the first floor are three bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with ensuite shower room. A family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms, and there is also useful eaves storage.
This unique home will particularly appeal to buyers seeking a character property within a small community setting, whilst still benefiting from excellent transport links, nearby amenities and access to open countryside.
The seller informs us that the property is Freehold
Council Tax Band F - £3,460.19
Anderton Court enjoys a classic semi rural setting, and is ideally located for access into Rivington, and all the benefits that this brings.
Despite these rural characteristics, it is important to note that the nearest train station is in Blackrod village just under 1.5 miles away and Junction 6 of the M61 is around 3 miles away. Horwich and Adlington both offer a great selection of mainly independent shops and services with the closest being Horwich and under half a mile. The Middlebrook retail park includes a broad range of commercial, leisure and restaurant options and is close to the aforementioned motorway link.
Many people within the area also consider Manchester City centre and the Trafford Centre an appropriate distance for work socialising and shopping.
The popular and independent Bolton School is around 4 miles away and there is a number of state primary and secondary school, serving the area some within Horwich and Chorley postcodes (catchment areas and intake can change on an annual basis).
The jewel in the crown can certainly be attributed to the access into Rivington and its surrounding hills with extensive countryside. The lovely surroundings attract people from far and wide and is great for those who enjoy spending time outdoors. A simple glimpse at a satellite image perfectly illustrates the mass of open green space on offer. All points considered; we feel that the area offers many great features.
Entrance Hallway
With wooden floor and under stairs storage.
Cloakroom
4' 3" x 5' 5" (1.30m x 1.65m) Positioned to the front with front-facing frosted window. Two-piece suite comprising wc and hand basin. Tiled to the floor and partially tiled to the walls.
Reception Room
27' 8" x 13' 6" (8.43m max x 4.11m) L-shaped with front, side and rear facing windows. Two rear facing patio doors. Gas fire with marble surround.
Kitchen/Breakfast Room
12' 7" x 13' 7" (3.84m x 4.14m) with front and rear windows and single door leading to the rear garden. Fitted with wall and base units, integrated fridge, oven, microwave, gas hob, extractor and dishwasher.
Utility
6' 5" x 7' 6" (1.96m x 2.29m) with rear facing window. Boiler by Worcester.
Landing
23' 5" x 6' 5" (7.14m x 1.96m) with roof light and fitted storage.
Master Bedroom
12' 5" x 13' 7" (3.78m x 4.14m) with two roof lights. Fitted with wardrobes, dressing table, drawers and bed side cabinets.
Master En-Suite
7' 6" x 6' 9" (2.29m x 2.06m) with three-piece suite comprising wc, hand basin in vanity unit and corner shower cubicle. Tiled to the walls and floor. Roof light.
Bathroom
7' 4" x 11' 8" (2.24m x 3.56m) with four-piece suite comprising wc, hand basin, corner jacuzzi style bath and corner shower cubicle. Partially tiled to the walls. Roof light. Storage cupboard with shelving.
Bedroom 2
12' 5" x 10' 6" (3.78m x 3.20m) Positioned to the rear with rear facing window. Fitted wardrobes.
Bedroom 3
14' 7" x 9' (4.44m x 2.74m) with two roof lights.
Driveway
Allocated parking / driveway. Parking, 1 car outside front door, (possibly 2 in tandem not side by side); 2 spaces to rear of the property and 1 in the garage.
Garage
Single garage
Garden
Courtyard/rear garden. Small garden with stream across a right of way.
Originally a former water board building, the property was thoughtfully converted from offices into a residential dwelling in 1995. As a result, it benefits from the structural advantages and insulation standards associated with more modern construction, whilst retaining the charm and visual appeal of a traditional stone property beneath a slate roof.
Externally, the property enjoys a low maintenance enclosed courtyard to the rear, ideal for outdoor dining or relaxing. In addition, there is a separate cottage style garden bordered by a natural stream, believed to mark the boundary between the two boroughs, creating a particularly attractive and peaceful setting.
Parking is well catered for with off-road parking and a separate garage positioned to the rear of the property.
Internally, the accommodation offers a versatile layout. The ground floor comprises an individual entrance hallway, separate kitchen and an impressively spacious L shaped lounge and dining room, providing excellent natural light and flexibility for modern living. Buyers may wish to explore the potential to create an open plan kitchen within the lounge/dining space, allowing the current kitchen to be repurposed as a ground floor bedroom, home office or additional reception room. A ground floor WC and useful utility area complete this level.
To the first floor are three bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with ensuite shower room. A family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms, and there is also useful eaves storage.
This unique home will particularly appeal to buyers seeking a character property within a small community setting, whilst still benefiting from excellent transport links, nearby amenities and access to open countryside.
The seller informs us that the property is Freehold
Council Tax Band F - £3,460.19
Anderton Court enjoys a classic semi rural setting, and is ideally located for access into Rivington, and all the benefits that this brings.
Despite these rural characteristics, it is important to note that the nearest train station is in Blackrod village just under 1.5 miles away and Junction 6 of the M61 is around 3 miles away. Horwich and Adlington both offer a great selection of mainly independent shops and services with the closest being Horwich and under half a mile. The Middlebrook retail park includes a broad range of commercial, leisure and restaurant options and is close to the aforementioned motorway link.
Many people within the area also consider Manchester City centre and the Trafford Centre an appropriate distance for work socialising and shopping.
The popular and independent Bolton School is around 4 miles away and there is a number of state primary and secondary school, serving the area some within Horwich and Chorley postcodes (catchment areas and intake can change on an annual basis).
The jewel in the crown can certainly be attributed to the access into Rivington and its surrounding hills with extensive countryside. The lovely surroundings attract people from far and wide and is great for those who enjoy spending time outdoors. A simple glimpse at a satellite image perfectly illustrates the mass of open green space on offer. All points considered; we feel that the area offers many great features.
Entrance Hallway
With wooden floor and under stairs storage.
Cloakroom
4' 3" x 5' 5" (1.30m x 1.65m) Positioned to the front with front-facing frosted window. Two-piece suite comprising wc and hand basin. Tiled to the floor and partially tiled to the walls.
Reception Room
27' 8" x 13' 6" (8.43m max x 4.11m) L-shaped with front, side and rear facing windows. Two rear facing patio doors. Gas fire with marble surround.
Kitchen/Breakfast Room
12' 7" x 13' 7" (3.84m x 4.14m) with front and rear windows and single door leading to the rear garden. Fitted with wall and base units, integrated fridge, oven, microwave, gas hob, extractor and dishwasher.
Utility
6' 5" x 7' 6" (1.96m x 2.29m) with rear facing window. Boiler by Worcester.
Landing
23' 5" x 6' 5" (7.14m x 1.96m) with roof light and fitted storage.
Master Bedroom
12' 5" x 13' 7" (3.78m x 4.14m) with two roof lights. Fitted with wardrobes, dressing table, drawers and bed side cabinets.
Master En-Suite
7' 6" x 6' 9" (2.29m x 2.06m) with three-piece suite comprising wc, hand basin in vanity unit and corner shower cubicle. Tiled to the walls and floor. Roof light.
Bathroom
7' 4" x 11' 8" (2.24m x 3.56m) with four-piece suite comprising wc, hand basin, corner jacuzzi style bath and corner shower cubicle. Partially tiled to the walls. Roof light. Storage cupboard with shelving.
Bedroom 2
12' 5" x 10' 6" (3.78m x 3.20m) Positioned to the rear with rear facing window. Fitted wardrobes.
Bedroom 3
14' 7" x 9' (4.44m x 2.74m) with two roof lights.
Driveway
Allocated parking / driveway. Parking, 1 car outside front door, (possibly 2 in tandem not side by side); 2 spaces to rear of the property and 1 in the garage.
Garage
Single garage
Garden
Courtyard/rear garden. Small garden with stream across a right of way.
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