Dentdale Close, Lostock, BL1

Property Details: • Type: Not Specified • Tenure: N/A • Floor Area: N/A

Key Features: • THREE DETACHED HOMES HAVE APPROVED PLANNING PERMISSION. • EACH PROPERTY WILL PROVIDE APPROXIMATELY 3,000 SQ FT. • THE SITE HAS DIRECT ACCESS FROM DENTDALE CLOSE. • ACCESS WORKS HAVE ALREADY BEEN SUCCESSFULLY UNDERTAKEN. • PRE-COMMENCEMENT PLANNING CONDITIONS HAVE ALREADY BEEN DISCHARGED. • THE ELEVATED SITE OFFERS ATTRACTIVE VIEWS AND TOPOGRAPHY. • THE LOCATION PROVIDES EXCELLENT TRANSPORT LINKS FOR RESIDENTS. • LOSTOCK RAILWAY STATION AND THE M61 ARE NEARBY. • MIDDLEBROOK AND BOLTON TOWN CENTRE ARE EASILY ACCESSIBLE. • CGI IMAGES ARE ILLUSTRATIVE AND NOT EXACT REPRESENTATIONS.

Location: • Nearest Station: Lostock Station • Distance to Station: 0.2870559939778206 miles

Agent Information: • Address: 497 Warrington Road Rainhill L35 0LR

Full Description: <p>LAND TO THE SOUTH OF DENTDALE CLOSE, LOSTOCK, BOLTON, BL1 5XD</p><p>An exciting residential development opportunity in the highly sought-after area of Lostock, Bolton, with planning permission approved for three substantial detached homes of approximately 3,000 sq ft each.</p><p>The site benefits from direct access via Dentdale Close, with access works already undertaken and pre-commencement conditions discharged, providing an excellent opportunity for a developer or investor to progress the scheme.</p><p>Set within an attractive elevated position, the site enjoys an interesting natural topography and outlook towards the Middlebrook corridor and Valley Trail. There may also be potential to explore amendments to the approved scheme, subject to planning consent.</p><p>Excellent transport links, including the M61 and Lostock Railway Station, are within easy reach, with Middlebrook and Bolton town centre also conveniently accessible.</p><p>CGI and AI-generated images are included for illustrative purposes only and are intended to demonstrate the potential appearance of the proposed development. They do not represent the completed properties and should not be relied upon as an exact representation of the final development.</p>