Ashurst is one of our specialist mental health residential services. When we asked our current residents what they liked to do best here – they told us:
“We host a weekly world cuisine night – we pick a country at random on a Tuesday and then select a recipe from that country for staff and young people to cook on the Wednesday for tea.”
“We love to go on nature walks at Rivington Pike, Formby Beach and Doffcocker Lake.”
“In the house our young people love pulling pranks, water fights and Just Dance!”
Located in the desirable and well-connected area of Heaton, Bolton, this five-bedroom service home offers a perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and accessibility for our young people. The property is set within a picturesque and well-maintained neighbourhood, providing a peaceful yet well-served living environment. With excellent transport links, nearby higher education institutions, and a range of green spaces, this home is ideally positioned for our young people.
The large, beautifully maintained home provides a warm and homely atmosphere. With spacious interiors, the house offers ample room for relaxation and productivity. One of the key highlights is the huge rear garden, which serves as an excellent outdoor space for growing vegetables, relaxing and enjoying the fresh air.
Transport Links
Close to Ashurst ensure easy access to surrounding areas. Regular bus services operate throughout the neighbourhood, offering quick connections to Bolton town centre in approximately 10-15 minutes. Bolton Train Station, located just a short drive away, provides frequent rail services to Manchester, Preston, and other major destinations, making commuting simple and convenient. Additionally, major road networks such as the A58 and M61 allow for smooth travel to across the northwest.
Education
For residents of Ashurst, access to higher education institutions is convenient. The University of Bolton, which offers a wide variety of undergraduate and postgraduate programs, is located just about 15-20 minutes by car or a 25-minute bus ride. Similarly, Bolton College, offering vocational training, apprenticeships, and adult education courses, is also within easy reach, just 10-15 minutes by bus or car. The accessibility of these educational institutions via public transport or car ensures that young people residing at Ashurst have excellent opportunities for career development and academic growth
Local Area
Heaton where Ashurst is based boasts plentiful green spaces and recreational options. The nearby Queens Park is a popular spot featuring gardens, walking trails, making it ideal for relaxation and exercise. Moss Bank Park offers additional outdoor facilities, including a nature reserve and mini golf, perfect for outings. For those who enjoy nature and scenic walks, Jumbles Country Park provides a beautiful reservoir and woodland trails just a short drive away.
Additionally, Ashurst benefits from a range of local amenities, including shops, cafés, and restaurants. Bolton town centre, just a short journey away, provides further retail and social opportunities, such as the Market Place Shopping, attractions like the Octagon Theatre.