Spacious and stylish family home on the market in popular area of Bolton
The property is located on Cherwell Road and is being sold by estate agent Price & Co Properties.
According to the estate agent, this spacious house is an ideal match for larger families, offering five double bedrooms, versatile living spaces, and a garden.
Modern kitchen with gloss units, integrated appliances, and a dining area set against a light brick feature wall (Image: Zoopla)
The estate agent said: "The award-winning sales team at Price & Co are delighted to present this exceptional five-bedroom detached property on the sought-after Cherwell Road, Westhoughton.
"Perfectly suited for larger families, this spacious and stylish home boasts five generously sized double bedrooms, versatile living spaces, and an impressive garden—making it a rare find in today's market."
The ground floor includes a lounge that has access to the garden through large French doors, allowing for a seamless indoor-outdoor living experience.
Family bathroom featuring a tiled bath with overhead shower, WC, and basin beneath a frosted window (Image: Zoopla)
There's also a second reception room, currently used as a dining area, which could be transformed into a playroom, snug, or home office.
The ground floor also houses a modern kitchen with integrated appliances and a separate utility area, keeping day-to-day life neat and organised.
The first and second floors are home to five double bedrooms.
Living room with wooden flooring, fireplace, and French doors leading out to the rear garden (Image: Zoopla)
A private en-suite complements the master bedroom, and there's also a family bathroom on the first floor
The second floor offers two additional bedrooms, providing a quiet retreat for teenagers, guests, or those needing a home office.
Price & Co Properties said: "The second floor provides two additional double bedrooms, offering a peaceful retreat ideal for teenagers, guests, or quiet home offices."
Sloped-ceiling bedroom on the upper floor with dormer window, blue feature wall, and fitted carpet (Image: Zoopla)
Externally, this property boasts a low-maintenance front garden, attractively designed with a mix of stone and established shrubbery.
A large driveway and detached garage offer off-road parking for multiple vehicles.
The spacious rear garden features both lawn and flagged areas surrounded by mature borders, making it an ideal spot for entertaining or relaxing in all seasons.
Rear garden with a lawn, paved patio, and mature planting, enclosed by fencing and accessed via French doors from the house (Image: Zoopla)
The listing said: "Outside, the property continues to impress.
"The low-maintenance front garden is attractively designed with a mix of stone and established shrubbery, providing year-round kerb appeal.
"To the side, a large driveway and detached garage offer off-road parking for multiple vehicles, while the spacious rear garden boasts both lawn and flagged areas surrounded by mature borders—perfect for entertaining or relaxing in all seasons."
The property is also a leasehold and has an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of C.
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