Little Bolton Town Hall, St Georges Street, Bolton, BL1

Little Bolton Town Hall is a mixed-use, Grade II listed building suitable for a wide range of occupier requirements. The property has undergone a high-quality refurbishment, incorporating sympathetic upgrades that respect its historic character. Enhancements include an external glasshouse structure, an external iron fire escape, and a fully enclosed paved courtyard with a variety of seating arrangements. There is potential to further increase the external capacity for events, with scope to accommodate an additional 60+ guests.

Originally constructed in 1826 as the Town Hall of Little Bolton, the building has served a variety of civic functions over time, including use as a police station, magistrates' court, and museum. Following a £1 million renovation funded by the National Heritage Lottery Fund, the current owners invested a further £600,000 to complete the refurbishment, delivering a premium, turnkey venue finished to a high standard.

The accommodation has been thoughtfully designed to support multiple uses, including a wedding and events venue, as well as a separate, self-contained bar. The layout allows for the spaces to operate independently or collectively, offering flexibility for a single occupier or multiple concurrent uses.

The property benefits from a comprehensive security and access infrastructure, including a Hikvision and KISI access control system enabling remote access management, fully monitored internal and external alarm systems, and over 20 Hikvision CCTV cameras. CAT 5 data cabling is installed throughout the building