Meadow Way, Blackrod, Bolton, BL6 5
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- PROPERTY TYPE
Semi-Detached
- BEDROOMS
4
- BATHROOMS
3
- SIZE
1,608 sq ft
149 sq m
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Key features
- Four Bedroom Extended Semi-Detached Family Home
- Backing Onto Open Farmland
- Quiet Development Just Off Station Road
- Stunning High-Spec Open Plan Kitchen And Family Room
- Bespoke Built-In Dining Area
- Contemporary Handleless Kitchen With Island
- Large Sliding Doors To Landscaped Garden With Raised Decking
- Three Stylish Bathrooms Including Two Ensuites Plus Downstairs WC
- Private Driveway And Integral Garage
- Walking Distance To Blackrod School & Blackrod Train Station
Description
There are homes that offer modern living, and there are homes that elevate it through their setting. Meadow Way does exactly that, positioned within a quiet residential development just off Station Road in Blackrod, backing directly onto open farmland and enjoying a rear outlook that feels both expansive and private. With fields stretching beyond the garden boundary, the backdrop shifts beautifully with the seasons, offering a rare balance of neighbourhood convenience and countryside calm.
To the front, the property presents with confidence. Warm red brickwork is paired with black-framed windows and a contemporary composite entrance door with glazed inset, creating a crisp, modern first impression. A private driveway provides parking directly ahead of the integral garage, ensuring practical everyday convenience. Above, the extended roofline and dormer addition subtly signal the generous, thoughtfully reconfigured accommodation within.
Designed for Light. Styled for Living.
Step inside and the tone is immediately set. The interiors are calm, refined and immaculately finished, with large-format porcelain floor tiles running seamlessly through the main living spaces. Soft neutral walls, considered lighting and integrated air conditioning ensure the environment remains comfortable throughout the seasons, enhancing the home’s sophisticated and cohesive aesthetic.
The heart of the home is the open-plan kitchen and family room, an impressive contemporary space designed for modern living. Overhead, multiple skylights flood the room with natural light, while expansive sliding doors frame the garden and countryside beyond, creating a natural connection between inside and out.
The kitchen itself is sleek and architectural in design. Gloss white handleless cabinetry is paired with crisp work surfaces and subtle under-cabinet lighting for a clean, minimalist finish. A central island forms both a focal point and a practical workspace, complete with an induction hob and integrated extraction, with additional storage and preparation space beneath. Pendant lighting in brushed metallic tones sits above, adding warmth and definition.
Integrated appliances are neatly housed within the cabinetry, including twin built-in oven, microwave oven, plate warmer and further concealed dishwasher, maintaining the streamlined look.
The family area flows effortlessly from the kitchen, offering generous space for relaxed seating. A feature media wall with inset television and textured wall finish creates a contemporary focal point, while the wide sliding doors open directly onto the decked terrace for effortless entertaining.
Comfort is delivered through a well-considered heating system, with underfloor heating running across the ground floor via an electric boiler, creating an even and ambient warmth beneath the porcelain tiles. The upper floors benefit from gas central heating, while a separate hot water cylinder ensures reliable and efficient supply throughout the home.
A Space to Gather
Beyond the kitchen, the dining area is both stylish and atmospheric. A built-in banquette provides relaxed seating, framed by a statement world map feature wall that adds personality and depth. Three oversized pendant lights hang above the dining table, casting a warm glow and defining the space beautifully. A bespoke wine storage display adds a subtle touch of luxury.
Practical Luxury – Utility and Cloakroom
Located just off the kitchen, the utility room delivers everyday functionality without compromising on style. The same large-format flooring continues seamlessly into the space, paired with a fitted black wall cabinet and contrasting work surfaces that provide useful storage and preparation space. Plumbing is in place for washing and drying appliances beneath the counter, while mirrored sliding cupboard doors help keep everything neatly concealed, maintaining the calm, uncluttered feel of the home. A stable-style side door adds a charming yet practical touch, offering convenient external access.
Leading from the utility, the ground floor cloakroom is smartly appointed with contemporary tiling, a sleek wall-mounted basin set within vanity storage and a concealed cistern WC, creating a stylish and discreet facility for guests.
The Lounge – A Calm Retreat
Positioned to the front, the lounge offers a more intimate setting away from the sociable kitchen space. Soft neutral tones, plush carpeting and clean-lined décor create a relaxing atmosphere suited to quieter evenings or formal entertaining. Generous proportions allow for substantial seating, while the large window draws in natural light and maintains the home’s bright, airy feel.
Upstairs, the accommodation unfolds across two further levels.
A Private Main Bedroom Suite
Situated on the top floor, the main bedroom suite feels quietly private, thoughtfully separated from the rest of the home. The vaulted ceiling enhances the sense of scale, while skylights draw in gentle natural light, creating a space that feels both bright and serene. A feature wall behind the bed introduces subtle character, complemented by wall-mounted bedside lighting for a refined, boutique-style finish. The addition of air conditioning ensures year-round comfort, while soft carpeting and a calm, contemporary palette complete a room designed for rest and relaxation — equally well suited as a guest bedroom or teenage retreat if required.
The en suite is styled with a modern edge, featuring sleek tiling, contemporary sanitaryware and a walk-in shower enclosure, delivering a clean and cohesive finish.
Flexible and Beautifully Appointed Bedrooms
On the first floor, Bedroom Two is generous double bedroom, and an excellent alternative main bedroom if preferred, this room is styled in soft grey and white tones that create a calm and welcoming feel. Fitted wardrobes, clean lines and plush carpeting maintain the cohesive finish seen throughout the home. The proportions allow for a range of uses, from guest bedroom to nursery or home workspace, while still feeling polished and complete.
The ensuite continues the contemporary aesthetic, featuring sleek tiling and modern sanitaryware. A walk-in shower with black-framed glass enclosure and rainfall shower head adds sharp contrast, complemented by a vanity unit with integrated basin and streamlined fittings. The overall finish is crisp, refined and thoughtfully designed.
Across the landing, Bedroom Four has been thoughtfully arranged as a dedicated dressing room. Mirrored fitted wardrobes provide extensive storage while enhancing light and depth within the space. It remains entirely versatile and can be used as a fourth bedroom if required.
Positioned to the front aspect, Bedroom Three is a beautifully presented double room, finished in a soft neutral scheme with plush carpeting underfoot. A subtle blush feature wall introduces warmth and gentle character, while a statement pendant light adds an elegant focal point, creating a space that feels inviting, balanced and effortlessly stylish.
The Family Bathroom – Contemporary and Cohesive
Serving the first floor bedrooms, the family bathroom is finished in large-format stone-effect tiling that flows seamlessly across walls and floor. A bath with glass screen and rainfall shower sits beneath recessed lighting, while a floating vanity unit, modern basin, concealed cistern WC and coordinating heated towel rail complete the space. The design is clean, cohesive and quietly luxurious, perfectly aligned with the overall standard of the home.
Seamless Indoor–Outdoor Living
The rear garden has been thoughtfully designed for low maintenance and maximum enjoyment. A raised composite-style deck sits directly off the sliding doors, ideal for summer dining or evening drinks while taking in the open outlook. Large-format paving extends the entertaining space, complemented by artificial lawn for year-round greenery.
The elevated position and open fields beyond create a sense of space rarely found in newer developments. Whether enjoying morning coffee or hosting friends, the setting feels both private and expansive.
Village Setting, Exceptional Connectivity
Perfectly positioned on Meadow Way, this home enjoys the best of Blackrod living, a setting that balances semi-rural charm with everyday convenience.
Blackrod is a highly regarded village on the edge of Bolton, known for its welcoming community feel and access to surrounding countryside, including the West Pennine Moors. It offers a quieter pace of life while remaining exceptionally well connected for commuting and leisure.
Blackrod train station is located just down the road, providing regular services into Bolton, Manchester and Preston, making it ideal for those who travel for work. For road users, the M61 is easily accessible, offering direct links towards Manchester, Preston and the wider motorway network.
Middlebrook Retail and Leisure Park is just a short drive away, offering a wide selection of shops, restaurants, supermarkets, cinema and gym facilities, along with the Toughsheet Community Stadium. Nearby Horwich and Aspull further extend local amenities, independent businesses and everyday conveniences.
Families are well served by a range of respected primary and secondary schools in Blackrod and the surrounding areas, including Rivington and Blackrod High School, as well as additional schooling options in Horwich and neighbouring villages.
Meadow Way therefore combines modern family living with strong transport links, excellent amenities and access to open green space a location that continues to prove popular with buyers seeking both lifestyle and connectivity.
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- GARDENA property has access to an outdoor space, which could be private or shared.
- Private garden
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