Wellington Road, Turton, Chapeltown, Bolton, Bl7
£280,000
Guide price
Guide price
Sold
Bedrooms: 3
Looking for a characterful Victorian home with cottage charm, in Edgworth?
Park up along Wellington Road in the peaceful village of Edgworth, before making your way up the stone steps to this well presented mid-terraced cottage.
Welcome home.
Stepping onto the timber oak floor of the porch and hallway, take off your shoes and coat before continuing left, into the living room.
Relaxation awaits within, where a spacious sitting room offers sumptuous sanctuary at the end of a busy day. A large bay window frames views out to the front, inviting light in, further aided by a central light and wall light points.
Fine period features command the eye; high ceiling, picture rails, elegant coving and attractive ceiling rose. Celebrating this period design, matt grey and white walls and soft grey carpeting add a modern twist to the traditional touches. Whilst the stone fireplace with inset gas fire provides a warming focal point.
Next door, follow the oak timber flooring through to the kitchen/ diner complete with grey 'shaker-style' cupboards and drawers that are furnished with modern copper-coloured handles. Integrated within is a dishwasher and double oven, with 4-ring gas hob and stainless steel extractor. A stainless steel sink set within the contrasting worktop looks out over the rear garden. An ornamental fireplace provides an ideal focal point to centre the dining table around.
Continue through to the utility room, complete with white cabinetry, contrasting worktop, plumbing for washing machine and tumble drier and space for a freestanding fridge/ freezer. A door leads out onto the rear garden from here.
Returning to the hallway, take the staircase up to the first floor where three bedrooms await.
Nestled to the rear of the home, benefitting from views over the garden, is the main bedroom, dressed in neutral tones with original brick fireplace.
Bedroom two (a double) and three (a single) to the front of the home also come neutrally decorated with grey carpet, ready to move straight into.
Serving the bedrooms, a four-piece bathroom comes fitted with a pedestal wash basin, WC, panelled bath and separate shower cubicle all set against white 'metro' tiles. Large grey floor tiles give a contemporary twist to the traditional-style sanitary ware.
Returning downstairs, step outside to the large tiered rear garden. An enclosed paved patio, highlighted by blue painted trellis fencing, provides a perfect space for outdoor dining. Beyond the blue gate, stone steps lead up to a further circular patio where there is plenty space for your outdoor furniture. Another stone pebbled layer, provides the prefect spot for children to play.
Out and about
Explore the delights to be found on the doorstep of No. 81 Wellington Road; only a stones throw away up the road is local pub, the Chetham Arms, whilst the popular Giuseppe’s restaurant is only a two-minute stroll away. Discover a wealth of other watering holes and eateries in the centre of the village, easily reached on foot within five minutes.
Wander along the public footpath behind the Black Bull following it to Wayoh Reservoir. Turton Tower is around 10 minutes’ walk from the doorstep.
Families can relish in the close proximity to educational excellence; Edgworth Primary School is located just behind whilst the village centre is brimming with amenities including a Post Office, pharmacist, butchers, grocers and hairdressers. Treat the kids to ice cream, following a good report, at the renowned Holden’s & Co.
Commuters are well served by Bromley Cross train station, only a five-minute drive away, with services running to Manchester, Bolton and Blackburn; or catch the metro from Bury into Manchester. For a versatile and friendly family home, No. 81 Wellington Road is a home whose modest exterior belies a breadth of space, warmth and welcome within. Book your viewing today.
Park up along Wellington Road in the peaceful village of Edgworth, before making your way up the stone steps to this well presented mid-terraced cottage.
Welcome home.
Stepping onto the timber oak floor of the porch and hallway, take off your shoes and coat before continuing left, into the living room.
Relaxation awaits within, where a spacious sitting room offers sumptuous sanctuary at the end of a busy day. A large bay window frames views out to the front, inviting light in, further aided by a central light and wall light points.
Fine period features command the eye; high ceiling, picture rails, elegant coving and attractive ceiling rose. Celebrating this period design, matt grey and white walls and soft grey carpeting add a modern twist to the traditional touches. Whilst the stone fireplace with inset gas fire provides a warming focal point.
Next door, follow the oak timber flooring through to the kitchen/ diner complete with grey 'shaker-style' cupboards and drawers that are furnished with modern copper-coloured handles. Integrated within is a dishwasher and double oven, with 4-ring gas hob and stainless steel extractor. A stainless steel sink set within the contrasting worktop looks out over the rear garden. An ornamental fireplace provides an ideal focal point to centre the dining table around.
Continue through to the utility room, complete with white cabinetry, contrasting worktop, plumbing for washing machine and tumble drier and space for a freestanding fridge/ freezer. A door leads out onto the rear garden from here.
Returning to the hallway, take the staircase up to the first floor where three bedrooms await.
Nestled to the rear of the home, benefitting from views over the garden, is the main bedroom, dressed in neutral tones with original brick fireplace.
Bedroom two (a double) and three (a single) to the front of the home also come neutrally decorated with grey carpet, ready to move straight into.
Serving the bedrooms, a four-piece bathroom comes fitted with a pedestal wash basin, WC, panelled bath and separate shower cubicle all set against white 'metro' tiles. Large grey floor tiles give a contemporary twist to the traditional-style sanitary ware.
Returning downstairs, step outside to the large tiered rear garden. An enclosed paved patio, highlighted by blue painted trellis fencing, provides a perfect space for outdoor dining. Beyond the blue gate, stone steps lead up to a further circular patio where there is plenty space for your outdoor furniture. Another stone pebbled layer, provides the prefect spot for children to play.
Out and about
Explore the delights to be found on the doorstep of No. 81 Wellington Road; only a stones throw away up the road is local pub, the Chetham Arms, whilst the popular Giuseppe’s restaurant is only a two-minute stroll away. Discover a wealth of other watering holes and eateries in the centre of the village, easily reached on foot within five minutes.
Wander along the public footpath behind the Black Bull following it to Wayoh Reservoir. Turton Tower is around 10 minutes’ walk from the doorstep.
Families can relish in the close proximity to educational excellence; Edgworth Primary School is located just behind whilst the village centre is brimming with amenities including a Post Office, pharmacist, butchers, grocers and hairdressers. Treat the kids to ice cream, following a good report, at the renowned Holden’s & Co.
Commuters are well served by Bromley Cross train station, only a five-minute drive away, with services running to Manchester, Bolton and Blackburn; or catch the metro from Bury into Manchester. For a versatile and friendly family home, No. 81 Wellington Road is a home whose modest exterior belies a breadth of space, warmth and welcome within. Book your viewing today.
01204 329975
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