Church Road, Bolton ** 4 BED TERRACED ** OIRO £300,000

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Council Tax: B
EPC: D
Tenure: Leasehold




PROPERTY FEATURES
FOUR BEDROOMS
THREE BATHROOMS
TWO RECEPTIONS ROOMS
MASTER BEDROOM WITH EN-SUITE
FULLY RENOVATED TO AN EXCEPTIONAL STANDARD
VERY DESIRABLE LOCATION
CLOSE TO LOCAL SCHOOLS, BOTH PRIMARY AND SECONDARY
CLOSE TO MOSS BANK PARK
CLOSE TO LOCAL AMENITIES
IDEAL FAMILY HOME





LOCATION
Lidl (1.7 miles)
Asda (1.8 miles)
Church Road Primary School (0.1 miles)
Moss Bank Park (0.6 miles)
Bolton Train Station (2.4 miles)




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