Thurstane Street

The Space
This family friendly holiday home is ideally situated in Bolton. The ground floor is beautifully designed with an open plan kitchen area and a separate living room, both of which seamlessly combine comfort and functionality, creating the ideal space for both relaxing and entertaining.

The modern kitchen is fully equipped with sleek, high-quality appliances and features a stylish breakfast bar, offering a casual spot for meals or socialising.

The main lounge area is tastefully decorated, with soft furnishings in a calming colour palette that creates a warm and welcoming atmosphere. A large wall-mounted flat-screen TV with Smart features offers access to Virgin Media, Sky Cinema, sports packages, and streaming apps like Netflix and Amazon Prime (login required). You can enjoy it all from the comfort of the two sofas.

Walk up the stairs and you'll be greeted with two bedrooms. The first is a king-sized bedroom and the second is a double room. Both bedrooms have ample storage and are light and airy. All duvets and pillows are provided.

The bathroom facilities are modern and are fully equipped, with the space including a bathtub, overhead shower, wash basin and WC.

Neighborhood
Nestled in the heart of Greater Manchester, Bolton offers a perfect blend of urban charm and scenic countryside, making it an ideal destination for a holiday retreat. Known for its rich industrial heritage and welcoming community, this vibrant town boasts plenty to explore and enjoy.

Bolton is home to fascinating landmarks such as the Bolton Museum, Aquarium, and Art Gallery, where you can delve into local history and culture. Nature lovers will appreciate the nearby Smithills Country Park, offering picturesque walking trails and lush greenery. For a scenic adventure, head to Rivington Pike, a local favourite for hiking with breathtaking panoramic views.

The town centre offers a mix of high-street shops, independent boutiques, and bustling markets like the famous Bolton Market, where you’ll find fresh produce, artisan goods, and international cuisine. Food enthusiasts can enjoy a variety of restaurants, cafes, and traditional pubs serving hearty meals and locally brewed ales.

Families will enjoy a visit to Octagon Theatre, renowned for its live performances, or a fun day out at Bolton One Leisure Centre, complete with swimming pools and fitness facilities. The nearby Go Ape Rivington is perfect for thrill-seekers looking for outdoor adventure.

Despite its urban amenities, Bolton retains a friendly, small-town atmosphere. Stroll through Queens Park, enjoy afternoon tea at a charming café, or simply unwind in the serene surroundings of the countryside nearby.

Whether you’re seeking cultural exploration, outdoor adventures, or a relaxing escape, Bolton serves as a wonderful base for your holiday.

Getting Around
Bolton’s central location provides excellent transport links. The town is just a short drive or train ride from Manchester city centre, offering easy access to major attractions like the Trafford Centre, Old Trafford, and Manchester’s vibrant nightlife. With excellent road and rail connections, day trips to the Lake District or the Peak District are also within reach.

Bolton Train Station also has direct services operating to Barrow-in-Furness, Blackburn, Blackpool, Rochdale, Southport and Stalybridge.

Bolton has bus routes operating to locations across Greater Manchester including Ashton-under-Lyne, Blackburn, Bury, Leigh, Manchester city centre, Preston, Rochdale and Wigan.

Manchester Airport is 20 miles away from Bolton.