21, THE MILL BUILDING, Bolton, BL7 9YW

Situated within the sought-after Deakins Park, Eagley , this well-presented second-floor apartment offers modern, low-maintenance living in a popular residential development, ideally located for local amenities, transport links, and scenic countryside walks.

The accommodation comprises a welcoming entrance hallway leading to a contemporary fitted kitchen complete with integrated appliances, and a spacious open-plan lounge and dining area with access to a private balcony, providing pleasant elevated views.

The property features two double bedrooms, with the principal bedroom benefiting from an en-suite shower room. A modern three-piece family bathroom serves the second bedroom and guests.

Further benefits include two useful storage rooms, electric heating throughout, private allocated parking, and access to a communal bin store.

Deakins Park is a highly desirable development in Eagley, offering a peaceful setting while being conveniently located close to Bromley Cross village, excellent local schools, supermarkets, restaurants, leisure facilities, and Bromley Cross railway station, providing direct links to Manchester.

The nearby Jumbles Country Park and surrounding countryside offer excellent opportunities for walking and outdoor recreation.

Key Rental Information Holding Deposit: £219 Deposit: £1095 Affordability Checks: you will require a minimum household income of £28,500 EPC: B 83 Council Tax Band: D Disclaimer These particulars are intended to give a fair and substantially correct overall description for the guidance of intending purchasers and do not constitute an offer or part of a contract.

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