8A Wharfedale Street

This spacious garden flat offers well-appointed and bright living space throughout. The two double bedrooms sit quietly to the rear of the building looking on to the garden whilst benefitting from two bathrooms. The property has been efficiently planned to maximize the sense of space and light.

This charming apartment sits within this handsome Victorian terraced house which was designed by architects George and Henry Godwin and built by William Corbett and Alexander McClymont in the late 1860s, who were responsible for building much of the impressive Bolton’s Conservation Area. Having been land used for farming, market gardens and nurseries through to the late 1700s by William Bolton, it was later developed by the Gunter Family through the 1800s into the highly sought-after street we know and enjoy today.

Steeped in history this area is a quiet, safe and sought-after location that offers a village atmosphere with the extensive amenities of Fulham Road and King’s Road which are within touching distance from the property.