Freehold Victorian mid-terrace with period features
Two reception rooms plus extended galley-style kitchen
Full-width master bedroom with fitted wardrobes
Modern three-piece family bathroom, move-in ready
Low-maintenance paved front and rear gardens
766 sqft living space; small plot size
EPC D; house built 1900–1929 — check age-related maintenance
Located in a very deprived area — consider resale/letting risk
A well-presented two-bedroom mid-terrace Victorian home offering 766 sqft of comfortable living space in Great Lever, Bolton. The property is freehold and move-in ready with two reception rooms and an extended galley kitchen, ideal for first-time buyers or buy-to-let investors seeking a quick-let opportunity. High ceilings and period features give genuine character while contemporary finishes keep maintenance low.
The ground floor flows from a welcoming front reception with a gas fireplace into a versatile second reception and a long fitted galley-style kitchen within the rear extension. Upstairs offers a full-width master bedroom with fitted wardrobes, a second double bedroom and a modern fully tiled three-piece family bathroom. Double glazing is fitted (installation date unknown) and heating is by mains-gas boiler and radiators.
Externally the property benefits from low-maintenance paved front and rear gardens and secure access to the rear. Location is a major selling point — close to shops, local amenities, Royal Bolton Hospital and Bolton town centre with excellent mobile signal and fast broadband, supporting both family life and renting to professionals.
Notable considerations: the home sits in a very deprived area which may affect long-term resale and tenant demand; the plot is small and the property is an average overall size. EPC rating D and construction dates around 1900–1929 mean prospective buyers should check for age-related maintenance (roofing, wiring, damp or insulation) and confirm double-glazing and other upgrades before exchange.
