The site comprises a well located parcel of land with associated outbuildings, benefiting from direct access off Stitch Mi Lane and positioned adjacent to Bolton St Catherine’s Academy. Extending to approximately 5 acres, the land is owned by Bolton Council and features a gently sloping topography, falling from east to west.
The site comprises a range of outbuildings of traditional construction, understood to be predominantly of basic agricultural form with a combination of brickwork and stone elevations beneath pitched roofs. The buildings are assessed as being in overall poor condition, exhibiting varying degrees of deterioration consistent with their age and usage.
At present, the outbuildings are understood to be vacant, with no existing leases or licenses in place.
The site occupies an accessible and established residential location approximately 2 miles north‑east of Bolton town centre. The area benefits from strong transport connectivity, with easy access to the A58 and A666, linking to the wider Greater Manchester motorway network, including the M61.
The surrounding area is well served by a range of local amenities, including shops, schools and community facilities, with Bolton St Catherine’s Academy located immediately adjacent to the site.
The locality is characterised by a mix of established housing and open green space, creating an attractive setting with strong appeal for future residential development.
The site also benefits from a well-established central area of mature trees, while existing hedgerows define much of the site’s boundaries, providing a degree of privacy.
It should be noted that a electricity pylon is situated within the site, located in the southern corner.
