Chapel House, High Street, Turton, BL7 3 bedroom barn conversion house SSTC in Darwen

Introduction

A magnificent detached bungalow, occupying the most generous sized plot with sprawling mature gardens to the rear which benefit from stunning views over picturesque countryside. Chapeltown is a small village in North Turton, nestled within the North Bolton hills. Properties consist mainly of 18th and 19th century terraced stone cottages, detached properites and beautiful country homes. The village is of medieval origin, and there is still to this day, a small public garden containing the old village stocks and market cross. Containing a beautiful church, a local pub and children’s playground.

Description

A magnificent detached bungalow, occupying the most generous sized plot with sprawling mature gardens to the rear which benefit from stunning views over picturesque countryside.

Chapeltown is a small village in North Turton, nestled within the North Bolton hills. Properties consist mainly of 18th and 19th century terraced stone cottages, detached properites and beautiful country homes.

The village is of medieval origin, and there is still to this day, a small public garden containing the old village stocks and market cross.

Containing a beautiful church, a local pub and children’s playground.

Chapeltown is also home to the historic Turton Tower, a stunning example of Tudor architecture, with beautiful gardens, plenty of walks. 

The location is known for being one of the most sought after locations in Bolton. A perfect choice for those who need to be close to the train station, want the kids to be able to walk to school and long to be on the doorstep to open countryside…with this location you have it all. Perfectly placed in the heart of the Lancashire bordering Turton and Edgworth with Bromley Cross railway station approximately 2 miles away giving access to the National Rail Link and Manchester within a 25 minute train journey. However, the real beauty of this area lies in its tranquility and natural charm with plenty of peaceful woods, rolling fields, moorland walks, small valley, nature reserves, streams and reservoirs. The location is ideal for outdoor enjoyment and relaxation. Grab your boots and just a hop skip and a jump away you are at the Entwistle & Wayoh Reservoirs which opens up to stunning walks and countryside to enjoy. If you fancy dining out then you have a choice of restaurants, pubs and cafes on the doorstep too.