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RISE IS ON THE CARDS


1997 will be a Happy New Year for the hous­ ing market, with prop­ erty prices set to rise by 8% over the next 12 months, ;a leading building society chief predicted, j ; Mr Mike Jackson, chief


Great views of countryside


6 Riverside, Low Moor, Clitheroe


Price: £47,950


ENJOYING what is probably one of th e m o st a t tra c t iv e lo c a t io n s on this development, with a large rear garden adjoining open g ra s slan d and views over the surrounding countryside, is th is modern two- bedroomed, semi-detached house. For th o s e buyers looking for an


attractive garden of a good s iz e , a rural atmosphere, y et within ea sy reach of the town and all its facilities,


this is an ideal opportunity. Offering immediate vacant possession,


the property briefly comprises — entrance hallway, kitchen, lounge with two win­ dows and French door to the garden. First floor — two bedrooms, three-piece bathroom. Small front garden and parking


for one vehicle. Viewing s tr ic t ly by arrangement with


Ribble Valley Estate Agents, 6 King Street, Clitheroe BB7 2EP (tel. 01200 427222).


R IB B L E E S T A T E


Modem 2 bed terrace Gas heating. d.gtazed


• Sitt room, liv room, kitchen Convenient to town


1 11 ST J A M E S S T . I I fM * * Q E f l


• 2 bedrooms • Good rear yard


• Gas central heating • Convenient schools


iiVm’nMr S


• 3 bed terr, gas CH • 3pce bathroom • Space for shower room • Rewired, DPC installed


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fORKSHOP/OFFICES I CLITHEROE TO LET


Ground Floor 400 sq. ft. approx First Floor 1,360 sq. ft. approx Vehicle access/parking


39 BROWNLOW ST, 0 0 7 CLITHEROE


• 2 bed terraced hse • Attractively maintained • Ideal 1st time buyer • Available immediately


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• First floor flat • 1 bedroom • Gas CH, d.glazed • Parking for 1


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Modernised terrace 2 double bedrooms Beautifully maintained Gas CH


FLAT 4. ALLEYS COQ Q£fl GRN, CLITHEROE


• Garden terrace • 2 beds, rear garden Electric heating Close to village centre


AVENUE.CHATBURNn l ' £50,950


• 3 bed terraced • Garden frontage • 2 reception, kitchen • Close open fields


• Att 2 bed semi det • Sun lounge extension • Gas CH. d.glazing • Parking for 2


m • 2 bed true bungalow


• Semi detached • Gardens • Gas central heating


£47,950 AWAITING


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6 R IV E R S ID E . LO W M O O R , C R O E


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• Superb garden & views • 2 beds, gas central heating


• Parking for 1 car • Avaialble immediately


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• Period town house • Exc 3 bed accom • Gas heating, ext refurb • Det 2 storey outbuilding


£72,500


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• Outstanding cottage • 3 beds, 3pce bathroom • Sep wc, a.glazed • Panting for 2, gas CH


£72,5001 wd E n UT ■ :Si8'w 8asCH


0 \ • Substantial village property i l l • Business potential if required


M i l • Parking lor 2


AWAITING • Est gardens • GasCH, DG


• Mature s bed semi det m • Quiet location


•


4 PEEL PARK AVE, 0 7 0 K f l f l CLITHEROE


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• Mature 3 bed semi • Att res area • Comer position • Vacant possession


CLOSE. CLITHEROE g | f c l l 3 j 4 ENNERDALE §H C4 70 LANGTREE HOMES LIMITED, 22c PRESTON ROAD, STANDISH, WIGAN. TEL : 01257 423399


• Extended 3 bed semi detached


• Large rear garden • Double gl throughout ■


■ Recently ftd gas CH


7 ST PAULS ST. P E 4 E f l f l If 29 CASTLE VIEW, C 7 f l E f l f l LOW M OO R


O l j O U U H CLITHEROE


• Mature semi det house • 3 bedrooms • Garden front & rear • Gas CH


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• Larger 3 bed terr » Refurbished »Garden frontage • GasCH, d.glazed


• Subsatntial family house • 30' lounge/dinina area • Sep living room & b'fast kit


• Gas Ch, DG BILLINGTONj§|j. *» * W j y O w f c /O jQ U U


• Large modem family house


• Superb views to rear • Adjoining open fields • Beautifully maintained


' 14 PARK AVENUE. ! l p E 7 E f lA 23 CALDER AVENUE. 1 1 M Q Q E f l 23 PARK AVENUE, M fO C f ) f l f lA I jD U U


• Garden fronted terrace • 3 bedrooms • Requires refurbishing • Gas central heating


* 3/4 bed semi det »Det garage and stable * Separate shower room


• Mature 3 bed semi • Sep. utility room • Part d.glazed • Good sized garage


’ CLITHEROE j | | fcOWWjUUw PENDLETON, CLITHEROE


• Outstanding country hse • 7 beds, 4 bath/shower rms •Tastefully refurbished • Overlooks open countryside


BRANGH AGENCY BRADFORD & B1NGLEY BUILDING SOCIETY e KINO STREET - CLITHEROE - Tel: 4 2 7 2 2 2


From flats and terraces In Clitheroe io large detached properties In -


HONEYWELL PROPERTY i MANAGEMENT


Properties always required for letting. the Rlbbla Valley villages.


For further details of our sendees and ehargas contact Christopher Carlton at our offloo.


We currently have possible tenants waiting for a variety of properties.


• Det farmhouse and bam


• Magnificent views • 3 beds, oil CH • 5 acres, more if required


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NEWLY MODERNISED 2 Bed h ou se . Hir s t St. Car- p e ted . Burnley £ 6 0 p .w . N o p e ts . £ 1 0 0 D eo . R e f ren. Tel: 0 1 5 2 4 8 2 4 9 1 0 .


3 BED SEMI - DETACHED Harle Syke area o f Burnley, Blch. gardens, lon g r en ta l a v a i la b le , m in im um o f 6 mon ths . Tel: 0 1 2 8 2 6 1 5 2 5 1


LOVELY 3 B ed h o u s e In N e ls o n , fu lly m o d e rn is ed


th r o u g h o u t , d /g , u nfu rn . £ 6 0 pw . Tel: 0 1 2 7 4 5 0 3 3 1 2


STUDIO FLAT In Gisburn.


£ lB 5bi ? / 2,r ^ln9 le p e r son £ 1 8 5 p.c.m. inc. C /h etc Tel: 0 1 2 0 0 4 4 5 4 4 1 ®tC‘


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ad o N’ £95,000


27 EASTFIELD DRIVE. WEST BRADFORD


• Excellent 3 bed det • Generous site •Gas CH, DG • Double garage


STONE Within the pleasant courtyard setting, yo u . will be


comfortable with the sense o f exclusivity an d happy with the value fo r money yo u have achieved Assuming o f course that yo u buy one o f the


bandful o f two an d three bedroom bouses still ~ { r avaiable. They will be completed \ within the ne x tfew months. In plenty o f time for. this


\ v _ — I / / "Steeplegates"


Pimlico Road, Clitheroe.


Tel: 01200 422700


S o * years dreams to become a reality tbistime next year!.


• d u ir ed , D S S c o n s id e r e d . £ 3 5 0 p e r m on th , d e p o s i t


2i§6U 65.ed- TeI- 01257


b o n d a n d r e fe r e n c e s r e - S u!r®d, Immed ia te vacancy. ; Tel: 0 1 2 8 2 7 7 9 5 0 6 .


PA ? L H^ M. FU L LY tu rn - isn ed . 1 d o u b le b ed ro om f i s t t o le t , £ 6 5 p e r w e ek ,


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F U R N I S H E D O n e b e d - ro om ed f la t t o le t . Chat-


m a le lo d g e r , W h a llev aron pirn01254 824781 ?f?erea7


01200 447259??U,red- Tel AVAILABLE F o r f e -


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il67906°Crn- Tel= 01282 e x e cu t iv e furn-


^C o n tsm t* <2Hth h o u s e t ° l c t . 442812. C,ltheroe 01200


JSffiWBBK* 2 bed. Tel: 0 1 2 8 2


7 7 9 0 7 2 o r 0 3 7 0 9 1 7 4 2 1


STONE BurLT, Tru e b un g a ­ low . 2 /3 b ed ro om s . 4 p ie c e b a thro om , lo u n g e , k itch en , a l l c a r p e t s and cu r ta in s , c /h . fu lly d /g , p r iv a te d riv e , la r g e g a rd en . Off H a lifa x Rd, N e lso n , r e fe r en c e s re -


14 COCKERILL CLITHEROE §1 M O j J J y U TERRACE, BARROW ...You could be living in one o f the stone RD RS OTGS E OE CTAE finished new homes, nestling behind the mature


trees a t the start o f Pimlico Road, which will then be established as one o f the most select addresses in Clitheroe.


16 S h aw b r id g e St. , Cl i th e ro e , B B 7 1 LY


Tel: 01200 427310 Fax: 01200 428929


• Free tenant finding service • No advertising cost


LETTING YOUR PROPERTY?


• Guaranteed rental income . • Management from 6%. . T E N A N T S


• Only quality houses/flats available for


• Occupation arranged within hours


weeks/months/years ;


Tel: ABACUS 01200 440243 ALUXURY


to rent in Colne. Minimum 6 months let, 1 bed, refs required.


Apply to Mr A Dent on 01282 864417


£340 p .c jn .


FURNISHED GROUND FLOOR FLAT


executive of Birming­ ham Midshires, the UK’s ninth largest building society, issued his cheery message for home owners,.follow­ ing a sustained recov­ ery in the housing mar­


ket over the past year. He says: “The sun


really started to shine over the housing mar­ ket during 1996 and we are confident that this recovery will continue well into the New Year. House prices will con­


tinue to rise but not, we believe, at the pace predicted by some industry speculators, who. are predicting rises of between 10% and 15%. "The forthcoming Gen­


eral Election is causing a level of uncertainty among home owners and this, coupled with fears of further interest rate rises, will keep the recovery steady, at least in the runup to the election. However, home own­


ers can still look for­ ward to price rises of around 8% during 1997, which will add more than £5 ,0 0 0 to the price of an average £65,000 property.”


Record sales in 1996!


B A IR S TOW Eves Northwest’s managing director Mr Nick Royle is delighted to announce record 1996 sales — up 30% on the previous year.' Instructions were


ahe ad 23% and; the number of mortgages arrang ed rose, by a staggering 82%'. “While there has been


some improvement in the market, these fabu­ lous results arela true


reflection of the com­ mitment of all our staff to achieving sales on our clients’ behalf. Our focus remains on staff d evelo pm en t


to


improve our customer s e rv ic e and selling skills.” .


> 1 Additional staff have


been recruited in many branches, including a training manager. The increase in sales has seen no let-up in the rented sector, where


lettings were up 19%, making Bairstow Eves one of the leading resi­ dential lettings and management compa­ nies in the area. “While we have seen


lit t le movement in prices during 1 9 9 6 , there has been a signif­ icant increase in sales of homes in the middle and upper price brack­ ets, and I expect this trend to continue during 1997.” ’ : \


YOUR LOCAL ESTATE AGENTS SELLING


HOUSES ON


OUR PROPERTY PAGES THIS WEEK ARE....


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• Mortimer Gorse & Ross • Black Horse Agencies! • Honeywell


• Kerr & Woodward • Ribble Valley Estates


BUY a new home and join the information superhigh­


way — that is the latest innovative offer from Beazer Homes, one of Britain’s largest housebuilders. It has created the first new homes with cyberspace built-in by offering a free multi-media personal com­


puter, connected up to the Internet for a full 12 months, as an optional feature for any purchaser.


• •


The powerful computer package, worth approximate­ ly £1,500, comes complete with CD-ROM and gives full access to the world-wide web. The package includes wordprocessing and accounts software and electronic mail facilities. It can even serve as an answerphone and fax machine. Beazer says a growing number of households are switching on to’computers for working at home and running domestic accounts^ For families with young­ sters; a.computer. provides both entertainment and


education. “As a company,:we have a reputation for staying at . V- ' ; .


the forefront of .housing design and anticipating what features are Important to our customers,” said Mr John Harvis, sales director for Beazer Homes in this region. “In the future, no hew home will be complete without


access to the Internet and once again we are setting, rather than following, the trend.”


• The offer of a full, connected multi-media PC is avail­


able on new homes, on any of Beazer’s 22 develop­ ments in Greater Manchester, Cheshire, Lancashire and Merseyside.'


. • Information on Beazer’s; developments in the North-


West region can be obtained by calling the 24hour sales hotline number 0161 480 7588. V


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