4 bed detached house for sale

Copperfields, Lostock, Bolton, 4 BL6

Four/Five-Bed Detached Family Home, Extensively Renovated & Extended In Private Chew Moor Setting

Contemporary Living, Beautifully Considered
Tucked away at the end of a peaceful private drive in the sought-after village of Chew Moor, Lostock, 37 Copperfields is an immaculately presented four/five-bedroom detached home where contemporary design, generous living spaces, intelligent home technology and exceptional outdoor entertaining come together.

Extensively renovated and extended, this impressive family home has been thoughtfully designed for modern living, with a wonderful sense of space, beautifully coordinated interiors and an attention to detail that extends from the high-specification kitchen and bathrooms to the bespoke joinery, architectural lighting and practical storage.

At its heart, an expansive open-plan kitchen, dining and sitting area creates a wonderfully sociable setting, while a separate lounge provides a more intimate retreat. Four bedrooms and a versatile ground-floor study, which could alternatively serve as a fifth bedroom, offer flexibility for growing families, guests or those working from home.

Throughout the property, smart heating, programmable lighting and an integrated air circulation system bring an additional level of comfort and convenience, with thoughtful technology designed to make everyday living that little bit easier.

Beyond the sliding doors, the beautifully private rear garden is a destination in its own right, complete with a bespoke covered outdoor kitchen, built-in fireplace and thoughtfully landscaped spaces for relaxing and entertaining.

With a detached double garage incorporating a gym, parking for up to six vehicles and excellent storage throughout, this is a home where style and everyday practicality sit comfortably alongside one another.

Welcome Home
Set behind an extensive block-paved driveway, the property makes an attractive first impression with its traditional red-brick elevations, contrasting cream render and stone-effect window surrounds. Dark grey window frames add a contemporary edge, complemented by a covered entrance porch and distinctive circular window beside the front door.

Inside, the entrance hallway introduces the home's understated palette, with soft cream walls, large-format pale grey floor tiles, crisp white woodwork and natural oak internal doors bringing warmth and texture.

Underfloor heating extends through the hallway, open plan kitchen, utility room and study, providing comfortable, even warmth while maintaining the clean, uncluttered interiors.

A carpeted staircase rises through the centre of the home, with a white-painted timber balustrade and a striking cluster of suspended glass pendant lights creating an elegant architectural feature.

The Heart of the Home – Designed Around Living
Undoubtedly one of the home's standout spaces, the substantial open-plan kitchen, dining and sitting area has been designed to bring everyday family life and entertaining together in a beautifully connected setting.

The kitchen combines sleek high-gloss white handleless cabinetry with polished quartz worktops and large-format grey floor tiles, creating a clean, contemporary aesthetic that feels both sophisticated and practical.

Taking centre stage is an impressive island with an expansive quartz surface, breakfast bar and Neff induction hob with integrated downdraft extractor, maintaining uninterrupted sightlines across the room.

An extensive bank of integrated appliances includes two hide-and-slide ovens, a separate grill and microwave oven above, flanked by a full-height fridge and matching full-height freezer. An integrated dishwasher keeps the practicalities discreetly concealed, while an inset Franke sink with a Quooker boiling-water tap adds further convenience.

Overhead, architectural ceiling bulkheads incorporate recessed spotlights and remote-controlled, colour-changing LED lighting, with additional illumination within the island allowing the atmosphere to shift from bright and functional to something softer and more ambient in the evening. As part of the home's wider Lightwave smart lighting system, programmable settings add another level of convenience.

It's a beautifully equipped kitchen where the quality of the finishes is matched by the thought that has gone into its layout.

Space to Gather – Dining with a Garden View
Flowing naturally from the kitchen, the dining area is wonderfully light and airy, with a series of rooflights drawing daylight deep into the space.

Clean white ceiling lines, soft grey walls and contemporary pendant lighting create an elegant setting, while expansive dark-framed sliding doors open directly onto the landscaped rear garden.

The connection between indoors and out is particularly appealing, allowing the dining area and terrace to work together beautifully during warmer months.

Whether it's a relaxed family breakfast or a larger gathering with friends, this is a space that lends itself effortlessly to both.

The Open-Plan Sitting Room – Relaxed Family Living
Completing the open-plan arrangement, the adjoining sitting room offers a comfortable place to unwind while remaining connected to the kitchen and dining areas
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Large-format grey floor tiles continue seamlessly throughout, complemented by pale grey walls and a striking deep teal-green media feature wall.

Positioned between two tall, narrow windows, the recessed media wall creates an attractive focal point, enhanced by a contemporary ceiling bulkhead with integrated spotlights. Brushed-metal wall lights introduce a softer layer of illumination, adding warmth and atmosphere in the evenings.

Although open to the adjoining spaces, the sitting room retains its own distinct character, creating a natural setting for relaxed family evenings.

The Separate Lounge – A More Intimate Retreat
Away from the main family areas, the separate lounge offers a quieter setting, finished in a sophisticated palette of warm greige walls, soft grey carpeting and crisp white woodwork.

The striking centrepiece is a contemporary three-sided glass gas fireplace, beautifully incorporated into a bespoke architectural chimney feature.

Extending along the feature wall, sleek low-level handleless cabinetry is topped with contrasting grey quartz, providing practical storage beneath a dedicated television position.

A recessed ceiling detail incorporates subtle LED mood lighting, complemented by additional spotlights, while broad front-facing windows with contemporary day-and-night roller blinds draw natural light into the room.

It's an inviting space with a lovely sense of warmth, particularly on cooler evenings when the fireplace becomes the natural focal point.

The Study – A Flexible Fifth Bedroom
Positioned just off the entrance hallway, the study offers a valuable degree of flexibility, equally suited to working from home, a creative studio or use as a potential fifth bedroom.

Rich deep-blue walls give the room a confident contemporary character, contrasted by warm oak-effect flooring and crisp white woodwork.

An extensive bank of fitted sliding-door storage, finished with frosted white glass panels and silver-toned frames, provides excellent concealed storage.

Two front-facing windows with day-and-night blinds introduce plenty of natural light, while recessed ceiling spotlights complete the finish.

Its ground-floor position is particularly useful, offering the opportunity to adapt the accommodation as family needs change.

The Utility Room & Downstairs WC
Discreetly positioned off the kitchen, the separate utility room continues the home's contemporary styling with sleek white cabinetry, polished quartz worktops and large-format grey floor tiles.

An L-shaped work surface incorporates a stainless-steel sink with a chrome spring-coil mixer tap, while illuminated wall cabinetry provides additional storage and practical task lighting.

Spaces beneath the worktops accommodate laundry appliances, and a further stainless-steel AEG oven is incorporated into a tall appliance housing, providing valuable additional cooking facilities.

Completing the ground floor, a contemporary cloakroom features a white WC, rectangular washbasin with chrome mixer tap, vanity storage and mirrored wall cabinet. A distinctive circular window introduces natural light and adds an attractive architectural detail.

Smart Living – Comfort, Convenience & Control
Thoughtful technology runs throughout the home, with an air circulation system and Tado smart heating, including remotely controlled thermostats on each radiator for individual room temperature control.

Lightwave smart lighting and sockets allow each room to be programmed independently, with timers and dusk-to-dawn settings offering added convenience and security when away from home.

Remote-controlled, colour-changing LED lighting in the kitchen, living room, bathroom and other rooms allows you to create the perfect atmosphere at the touch of a button.

For additional peace of mind, a security alarm covers both the house and detached garage, with sensors fitted to all doors.

Upstairs – A Peaceful Place to Retreat
The staircase rises to a softly decorated first-floor landing, where neutral walls, grey carpeting and contemporary lighting continue the home's beautifully coordinated finish.

Four bedrooms and a family bathroom are arranged around the landing, with the main bedroom also enjoying its own private en-suite.

Throughout this floor, bespoke fitted furniture, carefully selected finishes and generous storage create comfortable, practical spaces with plenty of individual character.

The Main Bedroom – Understated Elegance
The main bedroom is a beautifully presented retreat, finished in soft grey tones with plush carpeting and a sophisticated, contemporary feel.

A recessed bed position creates an attractive focal point, enhanced by a deep-buttoned charcoal-grey upholstered headboard and delicate glass pendant lights suspended on either side.

Two windows overlook the surrounding greenery, fitted with contemporary grey Roman blinds, while an extensive bank of glossy white sliding wardrobes provides generous concealed storage.

Recessed ceiling spotlights and a tall contemporary radiator complete the room, with a private en-suite adding a welcome touch of everyday convenience.

Bedroom Two – Soft Colours & Contemporary Comfort
Bedroom two is another inviting double bedroom, finished in a calming palette of muted sage green, warm neutrals and soft grey carpeting.

A generous window introduces natural light, while a substantial fitted sliding wardrobe with glossy white panels and silver-toned framing provides excellent storage.

Contemporary wall lighting and recessed ceiling spotlights complete this comfortable and thoughtfully presented room.

Bedroom Three – Versatile & Well Appointed
Currently arranged as an additional home office, bedroom three is a particularly adaptable space, enhanced by warm oak-effect herringbone flooring and crisp white walls.

Bespoke fitted furniture incorporates an oak-effect desk, overhead cupboards and illuminated open shelving, while a further bank of glossy white sliding wardrobes provides generous concealed storage.
Two windows bring plenty of natural light into the room, making it equally suited to use as a bedroom, study or creative workspace.

Bedroom Four – Clever Design, Beautifully Executed
Bedroom four is a wonderful example of how bespoke design can make exceptional use of a space.

Warm oak-effect herringbone flooring provides a rich contrast to the deep charcoal-grey fitted cabinetry, which incorporates a built-in bed, overhead storage, illuminated shelving and useful drawers beneath.

Oak-effect wall panelling adds warmth and texture, while an integrated television and additional display shelving create a contemporary media feature.

Opposite, a substantial run of matching wardrobes provides further storage, making this an especially appealing bedroom for a teenager or older child.

The Family Bathroom – A Spa-Inspired Sanctuary
Beautifully finished in large-format grey stone-effect tiles, the family bathroom combines contemporary design with a luxurious, spa-inspired feel.

A striking wave-textured feature wall introduces depth and interest, enhanced by subtle recessed LED lighting that casts a soft violet glow across the textured tiles behind the bath, creating a lovely sense of atmosphere.

An elegant freestanding oval bath takes centre stage, complete with a wall-mounted chrome mixer tap and handheld shower attachment, while a recessed display niche provides a stylish space for bathroom accessories.

Alongside, a generous walk-in shower features clear glass screening, an overhead rainfall shower and separate handheld attachment.

Glossy white fitted cabinetry incorporates the washbasin and WC, providing discreet storage, while a tall wall-mounted mirror, chrome heated towel rail and recessed ceiling spotlights complete the sophisticated finish

The Garden – An Outdoor Space Made for Entertaining
If the kitchen is the heart of the home, the garden is undoubtedly its natural extension.

Beautifully enclosed by tall, established evergreen hedging, this wonderfully private outdoor space has been thoughtfully landscaped for entertaining, relaxation and low-maintenance enjoyment.

Expansive pale stone-effect paving, warm-toned timber decking and a central section of artificial grass create a series of distinct yet connected areas, with rendered walls and contrasting dark coping stones introducing structure and definition.

Integrated bench-style seating makes clever use of the space, while a striking built-in outdoor fireplace provides an attractive focal point, complete with a sculptural rendered surround and stacked fire compartments.
The combination of sheltered seating, generous terraces and the outdoor fireplace makes this a garden designed to be enjoyed well beyond the height of summer.

The Outdoor Kitchen – Bringing Indoor Comforts Outside
One of the property's most impressive features is its bespoke covered outdoor kitchen, creating a genuine extension of the home's entertaining spaces.

Positioned beneath a contemporary projecting roof, the kitchen is finished with warm timber-effect vertical cladding, beautifully contrasted by pale quartz worktops and dark architectural detailing.

Integrated recessed spotlights illuminate the preparation area, while the fitted cabinetry incorporates a built-in barbecue-style cooking station, a separate ceramic kamado-style grill and glazed under-counter drinks refrigerators.

With dedicated preparation space, practical storage and everything close at hand for outdoor cooking, it's a wonderful addition for anyone who enjoys entertaining.

Whether hosting a summer gathering or enjoying a relaxed evening outdoors, this is a space that makes the most of the garden's beautifully private setting.

Space for More – Garage, Gym & Exceptional Storage
To the front of the property, the detached double garage offers considerably more than conventional parking or storage.

Currently arranged to incorporate a dedicated gym area, the building also features a separate lockable storage space, ideal for securely housing valuable bicycles, sporting equipment and other belongings.

Above, a fully boarded and shelved loft, accessed by an integral ladder, provides further practical storage.

The main house is equally well equipped, with extensive fitted cabinetry, secure storage units and an additional fully boarded and shelved loft with its own integral ladder.

Outside, a shed tucked discreetly behind the garage provides useful additional storage, while a long storage unit positioned along the left-hand side of the house offers further space for garden tools, outdoor equipment and seasonal belongings.

Completing the arrangement, the substantial block-paved driveway provides parking for up to six vehicles, making this an exceptionally practical home for busy family life.

Out & About – The Best of Chew Moor & Lostock
One of the many attractions of 37 Copperfields is its peaceful position within the family-friendly village of Chew Moor, where a lovely sense of community sits comfortably alongside excellent everyday convenience.

For commuters, Lostock Railway Station is approximately a fifteen-minute walk away, offering rail connections towards Bolton, Manchester and destinations further afield. The M61 motorway is also around five minutes away by car, making travel across the wider North West particularly convenient.

Families are well catered for, with nearby bus routes serving secondary schools across Bolton, alongside local primary education at Lostock County Primary School and Clevelands. The highly regarded Bolton School is also within easy reach.

There's plenty to enjoy closer to home, too. Chew Moor has a welcoming village atmosphere, with local sports clubs offering opportunities for younger residents to enjoy football, cricket and rugby.

For those who love the outdoors, a network of public footpaths opens up scenic countryside walks, with beautiful views towards Winter Hill and the surrounding landscape.

Middlebrook Retail Park is approximately ten minutes away by car, offering a wide selection of shops, supermarkets, restaurants, a cinema and bowling facilities.

Closer to home, the Duke of Wellington provides a traditional village pub within walking distance, while Bob's Smithy and The Victoria Inn offer further options for relaxed meals and evenings out.
With countryside, schools, shopping and transport connections all close at hand, Chew Moor offers an appealing balance of peaceful village living and everyday accessibility.

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