Commercial Properties For Sale in Bolton, Greater Manchester
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The property comprises a substantial three/four storey mid-terrace property which has been internally altered and in recent years, been utilised as a licensed political social club and most recently, a licensed nightclub. Access to the property can be gained from both Mawdsley Street and Chancery Lane (via Nelson Square). Internally, the accommodation is arranged over a number of floors, plus basement. There is a main staircase from the Chancery Lane entrance, providing access to each floor. The second floor has WC facilities, together with offices and storage rooms. The accommodation is generally open-plan (or where cellular in configuration, is capable of being reconfigured) to suit a range of uses and occupiers. There is ladies and gents WC facilities on the first floor, together with a number of offices. There is a roof-terrace smoking area on the fourth floor.
- Prominent Town Centre location
- Former nightclub premises suitable for a range of other uses and occupiers - subject to planning permission
- May suit club, cocktail bar, karaoke bar, entertainment venue and/or mixture of, given the number of floors
- Total GDV: £4,126,470
- Extensive reports offered, available on request
- Application No. 18711/24 has been approved and involves the demolition of the existing dwelling to make way for five high-quality, five-bedroom detached homes.
Rare opportunity to acquire a mixed use retail/residential property on a very popular parade in the centre of Bolton’s prestigious residential area. Ideal for further food offer or would suit hair and beauty. Offered with vacant possession, this gives any buyer full flexibility.
- Superb investment potential
- Ground floor shop
- Local parade in prestigious location
Miller Metcalfe Commercial are excited to introduce this exciting development opportunity in a highly desirable location! The site has outline planning permission for 9 substantial prestige detached homes approx 4,500sq ft on average per unit (still to be determined). Enjoy the best of both wor...
An impressive, highly regarded family owned restaurant and bar serving classic British food in a smart and stylish setting. The Cherry Tree Restaurant & Bar is a popular destination venue, well located on the A6 Chorley Road with more than 350,000 living within a10km radius of the business. The C...
The opportunity is to acquire a large detached 3 storey Mill which has recently secured planning consent for 54 Apartments. A mix of mostly one and two bedroom apartments (25 two bed and 27 one bed), with 1 three bedroom apartment on the top floor. The building currently provides 28,211 ft2 of accommodation over the ground, first and second floors. The planning consent provide an additional 3rd and 4th floor to be added to the building and part of the proposed development. The current owner has already undertaken a number of works both externally and internally including the separation from the adjoining building and the creation of a residents court yard along with new windows through out. The property has a large yard area It also has a former Stand alone Chimney located on the site and will also provide 20 car parking spaces. The property is located in a key regeneration area and is ideal for residential conversion given its proximity to Globe Works, the Trinity Gateway scheme and the former BMW site which has now been demolished.
A residential development site for 3 detached dwellings with direct access via Dentdale Close Lostock. There may be scope for an additional plot STPP. Visual's and layout's of the dwelling types are shown in the brochure on pages 3 and 4. The site is located within a wildlife corridor and has an interesting topography where the houses utilise the gradient for views across the Middlebrook corridor/Middlebrook valley trail. Drone footage of the site is in the link below:-
The premises is a large detached Victorian property, providing multi let refurbished office accommodation, situated over three upper floors plus a large meeting room at lower ground floor. There are 21 fully refurbished office rooms within the building. The building is fully let
A flexible site that is suitable for a wide variety of potential purchasers, including owner occupiers, investors and potentially developers. The property comprises a steel portal frame, twin bay warehouse with multiple loading doors to both front and rear elevations, together with a three-storey element providing additional storage across the upper floors. To the rear, there is a yard with gated access to Spring Street, with a separate car park currently marked out with approximately 25 parking spaces. The existing buildings, whilst showing signs of wear, offer substantial open plan storage or workshop accommodation across the ground floor with further space above, and would be suitable for refurbishment to provide good quality industrial or trade premises. The site extends to approximately 0.233 hectares (0.577 acres) and lends itself to a variety of purchasers, including owner occupation of the whole, sub-division to create a multi-let scheme, or comprehensive redevelopment, subject to the necessary planning consents.
The offices are currently occupied by Cowgills small business unit whom are relocating to offices at Middlebrook. An attractive detached office building that originally was two separate dwellings before being converted to its existing use. Internally there are offices to ground, first and second floors with extensive basement storage areas. The property is constructed of traditional brick elevations under a pitched slate roof and a mix of timber and PVC window frames. There is a separate extrance off both Bedford Street and Chorley New Road and two internal staircases hence it could be split back into two properties. Externally there are landscaped areas to the front and car parking to the side and rear of the property.
Two former houses set in a generous plot of 0.925 acres, ripe for further development in the garden and full refurbishment of the existing dwellings, all Subject to Planning Permission. The dwellings have some scope for further extensions or sub-division into Apartments. The accommodation is extensive and circa 7,500 sq ft gross. Due to the nature of the existing building condition viewings are only accompanied and caution needed due to some loose floor boarding and internal deterioration of the internal fabric. The buildings could have potential for Commercial Use, also Subject to Planning Permission. Externally the plot includes a walled garden which tiers down to the stream. It is a pleasant environment where we believe a further two new build plots are possible, Subject to Planning Permission and in conjunction with the refurbishment of the existing building.
A detached Victorian two storey office building with a basement, which was originally built as a residential dwelling. The property is constructed of solid brick elevations under a pitched slated roof with PVC rainwater goods and a mixture of double glazed and timber and PVC glazing. Internally, the offices are mainly cellular in form, although some structural walls have been removed to create larger open plan spaces. The property was previously occupied by an accounting practice and benefits from approximately 6 car parking to the rear on a tarmacadam surface. The property is arranged across basement, ground, first and second floor accommodation with kitchens and WC's.
Beacon House is a substantial detached property situated in a prominent position on Manchester Road. The property is constructed with traditional brick elevations beneath a pitched roof. Internally, the property is arranged to provide a mixture of cellular offices, consultation rooms, meeting rooms and ancillary accommodation across its floors, making it suitable for a variety of office, healthcare, community or alternative commercial uses, subject to any necessary consents. Externally, the property benefits from a good-sized landscaped garden to the front and dedicated parking to the rear.
Description A rare and versatile land opportunity in Bolton’s countryside with established planning for recreational fishing use. The site includes two fishing lakes, landscaped areas, formal access and 29 parking spaces, making it ideal for a fishing business, leisure venture, or countryside projec
The property comprises a substantial three/four storey mid-terrace property which has been internally altered and in recent years, been utilised as a licensed political social club and most recently, a licensed nightclub. Access to the property can be gained from both Mawdsley Street and Chancery Lane (via Nelson Square). Internally, the accommodation is arranged over a number of floors, plus basement. There is a main staircase from the Chancery Lane entrance, providing access to each floor. The second floor has WC facilities, together with offices and storage rooms. The accommodation is generally open-plan (or where cellular in configuration, is capable of being reconfigured) to suit a range of uses and occupiers. There is ladies and gents WC facilities on the first floor, together with a number of offices. There is a roof-terrace smoking area on the fourth floor.
A 3-storey office building plus basement stores and WC's together with car parking to the rear for 4/5 cars. The property is constructed of traditional cavity brick constructed under a pitched slated roof. Internally there are mainly suspended ceilings, plastered walls and UVPC double glazed windows. Internally the accommodation has 6 cellular offices over 3 floors including reception and board room. There are 2 kitchens, one ground and one second floor plus WC's in the basement and ground. The property See internal layout plans and photographs for specification and sizes.
Accessed via a communal courtyard, the property comprises a two-story healthcare building, arranged over ground and first floor levels. The property is currently occupied by the NHS but is to be sold with vacant possession. The property is fitted out to provide a reception and waiting area together with a series of clinical consultation/treatment rooms, administrative offices, ancillary staff accommodation and storage areas. The specification includes suspended ceilings incorporating recessed lighting, lift access between floors, disabled access provisions, male, female and accessible WC facilities, staff kitchen facilities, perimeter trunking, gas central heating and a mixture of carpet, vinyl and laminate floor coverings. The property has been fitted out for healthcare use and offers a combination of clinical and office accommodation which could readily suit a variety of alternative uses, subject to any necessary consents, including medical, educational, training, office, community or professional service occupiers. Conversion to residential use could also be considered. Externally, the property is positioned within a courtyard setting accessed from Churchgate.





