A former mill town, Bolton has been a centre for textile production since the 14th century. Set in the Greater Manchester area between Manchester, Blackburn, Wigan, Bury and Salford, Bolton is an ideal location for people working and commuting nearby.
The town has a vibrant history and culture reflected in industrial-era architecture, making it feel like a living museum. Plus, sitting in the foothills of the West Pennines, Bolton offers scenic landscapes and plenty of outdoor activities for everyone.
Plumlife offers a range of new builds in Bolton, ideal for those working nearby. You can register your interest now to find out more about our new build homes in Bolton.
12 Clubhouse Ave, Little Hulton, Manchester M38 9AZ, UK
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91 Longshaw Dr, Little Hulton, Manchester M28 0BD, UK
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Seaman Way, Ince-in-Makerfield, Wigan, UK
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Find out MoreBolton balances urban amenities with the rural tranquillity of the West Pennines. Plus, being close to nearby cities such as Manchester, Salford and Blackburn makes Bolton an ideal location for commuters looking to live away from the hustle and bustle of city life.
You’ll find no shortage of things to do in Bolton and the surrounding areas. Outdoors and adventure lovers will no doubt spend plenty of time in the nearby Pennines and green parks, but why not check out Go Ape in Rivington?
If you’re more interested in history and culture, Bolton has been described as a “walkable living museum” due to its industrial past. There’s also a number of museums to get lost in on a rainy day. For sports fans, watching the Bolton Wanderers at the Toughsheet Community Stadium is a must. Meanwhile, theatre lovers will want to check out the Octagon Theatre.
If you’re planning to get out and about in the greater Bolton area, why not have a look at some of the areas nearby, including:
Public transport around Bolton is run by Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) and includes the Bee Network buses, connecting Bolton with nearby cities and towns. Unfortunately the Manchester tram network does not reach Bolton. However, Bolton Train station is served by Transpennine Express, connecting Bolton with Edinburgh, and Northern Trains, connecting Bolton with a range of towns and cities across the north of England, including Manchester, Rochdale, Blackpool and more.
If you’re considering buying a new house in Bolton, we understand that the price can be a major hurdle to achieving this goal. One way to get around this is to consider a shared ownership home. This way, you can buy a share in a new home that you can afford e, therefore needing a smaller deposit. You’ll pay rent on the share you don’t own.
You will then have the option of buying the home in full further down the line, when you have had time to save more money or if your circumstances change.
A quick way to check whether you are able to afford the monthly cost of a new home in Bolton is by inputting a few details into our simple affordability calculator. Simply adjust the share percentage and the full market value of the property, and add the deposit amount, mortgage term and rate.
Have a read through some of our frequently asked questions to find out more about our new builds in Bolton. If you still have questions, please contact a member of our team.
Many people consider Bolton to be a delightful place to live, offering the best of both urban and rural settings, whilst being close to other significant towns and cities for commuters.
Bolton is best known for its industrial heritage including its canalways, coal, cotton and railway industries. Whilst not so active today, Bolton’s industrial past is still evident in its architecture and culture.
Bolton offers a wealth of local amenities, including a wide range of parks and green spaces, a variety of shops and supermarkets, restaurants, sports facilities and entertainment centres. Plus, being a stone’s throw from Manchester means you’ll never have to travel far to find whatever you need!
Our new build homes in Bolton are constructed using energy-efficient materials such as powerful insulation, making them more energy efficient than older homes helping you to save you money on your energy bills. Additionally, we also install electric vehicle charging points on all of our new homes in Bolton.
Across Bolton, there are:
Of these, some of the top ranked schools include Brandwood Primary School, Pikes Lane Primary School, and Haslam Park Primary School. For secondary schools, the top ranked schools include Rumworth School, Eden Boys’ School and Thomasson Memorial School.
