A very well presented 4 bedroom and two individual reception room semidetached home. Positioned in a generous wide and deep plot allowing great potential for extension. No chain.

Having undergone an excellent programme of modernisation benefiting from some subtle reconfiguration and presented to an excellent standard.

Devonshire Road hosts quite a diverse group of homes which vary in size and style. This particular dwelling is located towards the lower end of the road close to Chorley New Road which are generally the larger and higher value properties.

Backing onto Albert Road cements the quality environment and this property which we believe was built during the 20’s offers the popular characteristics associated with that period. Large windows, high ceilings and quality craftsmanship, have been enhanced by the modern changes which include the creation of a rear garden room with log burner, retention of a substantial individual lead reception room together with the creation of two bedrooms with ensuite facility.

The large plot would allow potential to extend to both side and rear and due to the quality of the address an uplift in value would be well supported. The plot is such a size that even with an extension there would be a nicely proportioned garden.

The rear garden has been created to reflect an English cottage style and is well orientated. Such homes generate strong rates of interest, and we would suggest an early viewing.

The sellers inform us that the property is Freehold

Council Tax is Band D - £2,141.10

Many people look to buy within this popular vicinity of Heaton, due to the local schools that have served the area for many years. Bolton School is particularly convenient and includes a nursery through to education at A-level stage. There is a vibrant social aspect to living in the area with popular local cafes, pubs/restaurants, and racquets/sports clubs.

The proximity of Lostock train station and junctions 5 & 6 of the M61 attract many people who wish to work or socialise towards Manchester. For those who enjoy spending time outdoors there is a local nature reserve surrounding Doffcocker Lodge, and High Rid reservoir, which are ideal for dog walking etc, whilst much broader countryside can be found from the top of Old Kiln Lane onwards and becomes something of a gateway towards the West Pennine Moors. For shopping, the Middlebrook Retail Park is approximately 3.5 miles away, providing a range of shops, sport & leisure facilities – bowling, cinema, and football stadium.