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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, June 18th, 1998 ----------- r r z r t 'rr?T!:


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New Developments What will you be doing this year?


Moving house OR taking a holiday?


Well now you can do BOTH by taking advantage of our _ _ ___


EARLY SUMMER OFFER of a mere 1% “no sale - no fee” payment option. This offer is only,


available to properties taken on during the months^of May and June So'book your free valuation now - then go ahead and book tnat holiday!


Reduced to £25,500 I <S


[■nd Primrose Street, ""Clitheroe


a s a Gladstone Road, Great Harwood


Reduced to £34,950


Longworth Road, Billington £35,000


NEW


121 Lowergate, Clithcroc


£39,995 _


displiy fridge, •Silkcut1 ergsrerte dupUy stand,' glass displiy unit, suspended ceiling.’ Using leeom: 3 beds, bath, sep shower cubicle, kit, lounge. GCH, fid


------- mat sard with a n o th e r .gK iS Colthirst Drive, Clitheroe £43,995


COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITIES


Woonc Lane, CHtheroc £76,995, :


| Enjoying a convenient location on the I comer of Woone Lane and within easy I access of the town centre this property I can benefit from dene proximity to most I amenities. The accommodation | comprises: 1 double bedroom, lounge, I downstairs shower room and kitchen. I Wall mounted gas fires, integral dustbin I store and vacant possession.


16 Littlcmoor fa Rd, Clitheroe


£44,500 s s


Attractive Grade II listed home for sale


Beckfoot Farm, Tosside, Skipton.


Price: £475,000


AN attractive Grade II listed farmhouse is this week's prop­


erty of the week. Beckfoot Farm, Tosside, is


offered with approximately 58 acres, including gardens, woodland and beck, and is situated in a pic­ turesque rural location in the Rib-


ble Valley. The house has been sympatheti­


cally refurbished to a high stan­ dard, retaining many original fea­ tures. Being delightfully rural, the


property is still within easy travel­ ling distance of Clitheroe, most main Lancashire business centres and both the M65 and M6 motor­


way networks. The entrance porch has a flagged


floor and leads to a dining hall with a fine open fireplace and a wood burning stove, mullion window, and the agents believe that the original stone flags are still in situ. The ground floor also features a


study, sitting room with a stone fireplace, oak mantel and exposed beams and a kitchen with fitted units and Aga cooker. The larder has original slate slabs and ceiling hooks and there is a laundry and three-piece bathroom.


I A pleasantly spacious two bedroomed I end terraced house. The property has an I ideal location and offers spacious I accommodation. Comprises: Two I generous sized bedrooms, large I bathroom, two reception rooms and I fitted kitchen. Externally: there is a I private yard with wc and brick I outbuilding giving rear access. Further I benefits to note: full double glazing, gas


I centrally heated, ample parking.


12 Albemarle St, Clithcroc £54,000


There are five bedrooms on the


first floor, one being en-suite, and a three-piece house bathroom with an


airing cupboard. Outside the house has two good-


sized lawns and approximately 58 acres of mixed pasture and wood­


land. A stone-built barn incorporates


hay and straw storage, seven sta­ bling boxes, a tack room and an iso­ lation box. There are two further stores and a lean-to feed room. Electricity and water are available in the barn and outbuildings. Viewing is highly recommended


I Located in a quiet cul-de-sac yet set I amongst the histone buildings and I undulating streets of Clithcrttc with us I impressive range of shops and amenities I the property comps: three bedrooms, I bathroom with shower, lounge and I kitchen/dincr. Externally: rear gardens I with brick outbuildings and garage. I Double glazed windows and gas fired


I central heating.


Stirling Close, Clithcroc


£73,995 /*• m m


through an appointment with Hon­ eywell Estate Agents, 1 Castlegate, Clitheroe, tel. 01200 426041.


FAVOURABLE OUTLOOK FOR THE MARKET


A NEW quarterly mea­ sure of a c t iv ity in the housing market, the Mid­ land Bank Housing Barometer, suggests a favourable outlook for home buyers due to gently increasing prices in settled


conditions. Midland's Barometer uses


a number of factors, such as mortgage borrowing, afford­ ability, house prices and transaction statistics to measure pressure in the


housing market. This provides a broad


analysis of the market, unlike house price indices, and works like a traditional weather barometer, which measure atmospheric pres­ sure to forecast climatic


changes. Midland forecasts that


house prices will rise by 5 % by the end of the year, slightly higher than general


inflation but in line with growth in disposable incomes. Transaction vol­ umes will increase to 1.47m,


up 3% on 1997. "The Barometer suggests


that increased activity in the housing market will continue, but at slower pace than the first quarter of this year," said John Massey, Midland's head of mort­ gages and chairman of the Council of Mortgage Lenders. "This is actually good


news for home buyers. Too high a level of activity cre­ ates instability, which may have unpredictable conse­ quences, rather like the British weather." Pressure in the housing


market eased in the last six months, the Barometer reveals, after rising steadily from the middle of 1995 and peaking in the third quarter of 1997.


y o u * Local E s t a t e / \$ en ts


setting houses on out ptopetty pa^es this week ate—


the Best


MEABEM. SERVICES AND ADVERTISER


POST ▼


Whether sending in your advertisement,


requesting details of advertising or replying to a box number the postal address for this newspaper is


East Lancashire Newspapers, Bull Street, Burnley, BB11 1 DP.


SIMPLY th e Best < Working lor YOU


• AMroeiivfl modern 4 bed house . • GCH A DG, master bed with en-suite • uPVC Conservatory A double goroge • Bocks onto farmland


£139,750


DUE TO RECENT SALES


RING FOR FREE VALUATION


SALE TERMS ■ 1%


-srXlfl “ 7 9 K i n j Tel: 0125*


Street, Whalley 822564 or 822729


The slowdown is mainly


due to the slower pace of economic activity, increased interest rates and reduc­ tions in mortgage interest tax relief from April. Other indicators suggest


that the housing market will remain settled through­ out the year. Relative to incomes and mortgage costs, houses remain very affordable. With few people now suffering from negative equity, and incomes and employment rising, the trend in affordability looks sets to continue. Current pressure in the


housing market as mea­ sured by the Barometer sug­ gests that the long term forecast for home buyers over the next 12 months is positive, with increased affordability and falling interest rates playing an important part.,.


P l P M ' Bgsggaia^kiTiWdH m


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I Tliis desirable traditional bnck I detached family home composes 1 bedrooms, luxury bathroom, with 1 separate shower cubicle, fully fitted 1 kitchen, entrance hail and two reception 1 rooms. Externally: there is a shared I driveway and gardens feature to the front I and rear. Further benefits to note arc: full I gas fired central heating 8c tight leaded I double glazed windows


9 Hippings Way,


Balmoral Park, Clithcroe £175,500


Victorian semi-det residence, three bedrooms, two receptions, 130ft mature private garden, rear garage and conservatory, 28ft attic room, cellar, patio, greenhouse and veg plot, fully fitted kitchen, luxury 4-pcc bathroom, gas central heating and fully double glazed.


Claremont Drive, Clithcroc


£189,000 .1.


Craig Estates delights in bnnging you thus impressive 4 bed det res located wuhin proximity of all local amenities and recognised schools. Built in the 1960's. 4 dblc beds, bathroom, part boarded loft/officc, fully ftd kit, 2 1 ft din mom, 19ft lounge with the addition ofa g.f. cloakroom. Double glazed windows throughout along with gas fired CH.


Reduced to £200,000


»|S29 Rothburgh, Whitehall Road


Detached 1980’s residence, four bedrooms, double garage, landscaped rear gardens,- two receptions, ground floor study, kitchen with appliances! en-suite to master bedrooms, fully double glazed and gas central heating.


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17th Century cottage, -3 | bedrooms, garage, rear gardens, I rear pauo and barbecue, 3 1 reception rms, conscrvatory/sun I lounge, GF shower room, luxury I bathroom, fully fitted kitchen, gas | central heating.


-' • b u n g a l o w s


Portland Road,* Langho • £69,500


v Church Close, Waddington


£99,995 1


Just 2 years old and situated within a cul dc sac upon Clitheroc’s most envied luxury development, this stylish home offers a wealth of tasteful features to tempt your palate. Comp: 4 bedrooms with one ensuite, family bathroom with scp. shower, GF cloakroom, lounge, dining room, conservatory, kitchen with appliances. Utility room, double garage, large driveway and gardens front and rear


Four bedroom detached house, 3 1 receptions, double garage and dnvcwaj, I mature front and rear gardens, | greenhouse and garden shed. Ground I floor cloakroom and study, luxury | bathroom, fully fitted kitchen and utility, 1 17ft x 15ft ‘playroom*, full gas central I heating and full double glazing.


G raig ; HURST GREEN ,, CLOUGH LANE, LAMBING


Detached limber bung on a lovely site privacy


amounting The buadffifljfflBamprises:


lounq8e8£$jfrcrri' bedroom, orch. The site


clients own specification.


38 HAYHURST ROAD'


- Whalley -


w....... to re-develop a new bungalow to


Four bed detached residence, annex/granny flat accommodation on 2 floors, gardens front, side 8< rear, driveway Double garage with workshop, three reception rooms, fully fitted kitchen with breakfast bar, luxury bathroom suite, GF cloakroom, en-su>tc to nastcr bedroom, built in bedroom furniture, laundry room. Fully double glazed. Gas centrally heated.


Charming detached bungalow - ext rcfiirb to a standard of the highest calibre. Comps: two beds, f /f td kitchen with appliances, and loungc/dincr, utility rm, single garage. DG windows, full GCH and quality fitted carpets (negotiable). Large drive leading to garage at the rear where there is also a garden featuring pond.


As sole agents for the vendor, Craig Estates are proud to offer this excellent 2 bed det bungalow. Located in_ the renowned award winning scenic village of Waddington, this prop enjoys its position amongst all village attractions nestled in the bosom of the Ribble Valley. 2 beds, bathroom, shower, new folly ftd kit with break bar and lounge.


states


1 Swan Courtyard, Clitheroe Tel: 01200 428001


Fax: 01200 428172 > ‘ I


PROPERTIES


AVAILABLE TO RENT


Purpose built 1 ber close to


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ba th ro o a t fiaS g ffE ) Heating. A v o ^® B * ro ° f May,


Come hitcriPjjniFTaj-Ti fnff ----


Rent O P 0 per month. References required and deposit


Clayton-le-Moors Bailey Street,


2 bedroom lerroced house in a quiet street with gas fired central healing.


Rent £330 per month Deposit required.


Sabden


3 bedroom detached cottage located close to village and convenient for all amenities.


Comprises: Hall, bedroom, en- suite bathroom, utility room.


First floor: lounge and kitchen. Second floor: 2 bedrooms and bathroom.


Rent £390 per month Available end of Moy.


Deposit required.


• Extended dormer bungalow • 4 bedrooms and dining room extension


• Gas central heating • Corner plot and garage


£65,000


PIMLICO BARN, PIMLICO ROAD, CLITHEROE


A stone built Listed bam benefitting from planning permission for conversion into TWO dwellings with ; an adjoining detached stone.buill garage and land for


gardens. k-”


PROPERTIES REQUIRED FOR PURCHASERS ON OUR MAILING LIST


• Attractive well maintained house • 2 bedrooms ond Gas centrol heahn


• uPVC double glazed windows i • Ideal for first time buyers • •


£44,250


Capped Rate Mortgage ' • 6.25% ,


Fixed Rate Mortgage From 4.95%


(Until August 2000) Further details From abovo Agents.


•Your horre is al risk if you do , not keep up repayments on a Mortgage secured on it


RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY - SABDEN ,


Planning permission has been granted for the:;? .' , ■ demolition of the existing property; and the erection of two dwellings (one with garage and off street


parking).


7 Castle Street, (TilUeroe BB7 2BT telephone: 10120th 427331


> Spacious det family house with se contained granny flat


• Go* central heating, garage • Large garden areas • large lounge and 4 beds


Reduced to £155/000 FOREST OF BOWLAND


A unusual opportunity to acquire a substantial redundant barn with planning consent to a four bedroomed residence and adjoining 2 bedroomed


cottage. 0


Mortimer flnrse&Ross


T ^ r e v ' E T . o p i y i E i s r T OPPORTUNITIES


3 year old semi detached property. L Located upon the popular Tcndle I Gardens* development across from the £ Grammar School and with less than a f two minutedrive from the A59. Comps: I 3 beds, ‘champagne’ suite bathroom, I fully fitted kitchen and spacious I loungc/diner. Driveway, gardens from, side 8c rear. GCH, full DG 8c sec alarm.


Henthorn Road, Clitlicroc


£103,000 4


Well maintained semi detached family residence. Comprises: 3 good sized bedrooms, bathroom, separate w.c., lounge with separate dining area, utility and fully fitted kitchen. Detached garage and gardens to three sides. Full gas fired central heating, full double glazing, security alarm and vacant possession upon completion.


Carlcton Avc, Simonstonc


0.1.R.O. £128,000


Built in the 1950** and or traditional brick construction. Just a short walk from Clitheroe town centre, ofT Pendle Road leading out towards A59. Comp: three good sized bedrooms, bathroom, fitted kitchen, dining room and lounge. Full double glazing, gas fired central heating, utility, outbuilding, plus extensive well stocked gardens to from


Highcrficld, Langho


£149,995


A stone . built Victorian terraee. I Constructed in 1887 the accom. comps: I Two generously sized bedrooms (was I three), bathroom with shower, extensive E loft, fully fitted kitchen, lounge, sitting | room and an extension which provides a sun lounge/dining room and a utility I room. Rear yard with small pebble


garden and front cottage garden. GCH, DG to the extension 8c most windows.


Copstcr House, Copstcr Green


£150,000


Two bedroomed Victorian town house g on the outskirts of Clithcroe and a mere I stone’s throw from junior schools, r Comps: 2 good sized bedrooms, I bathroom with 3pcc suite plus shower, I fully fitted kitchen leading to utility/sun V lounge and 2 reception rooms, Rear yard I with brick built shed. Full gas fired CH, I DG light leaded windows & vacant |


possession upon completion


10 Colthirst Drive, Clithcroc


£55,995


Built around the 1930’s this two g bedroomed semi detached property is I ideally positioned amongst the I welcoming community on the Edtsford I


side of Clithcroe. The Community I Centre, leisure centre, swimming pool, | parks, shops and schools are only f


minutes away. Comps: 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom with 3-pce suite 8c shower, ftd E kitchen, DR 8c lounge. Gas CH, front 8c L rear gardens. Vacant possession on comp |


|g |4V A 26 Eastmoor Mki.Taff.fl j ) r jVCj Clithcroc


£56,995


Located within comfortable walking distance of the .town centre. The accommodation comprises: two bedrooms, fully fitted kitchen, bathroom, lounge and dining room. Externally there is a small enclosed


garden to the front and an enclosed yard to the rear. Economy 7 heating, full double glazing, 2 reception rooms and _______ '


off road parking.


99 Hayhurst Street, Clitheroc


£58,950


The accommodation offers: two bedrooms, bathroom, lounge, dining room, kitchen and utility room. Externally; there is a yard with outbuilding to the rear and cottage garden frontage. Comps: two bedrooms, bathroom, lounge, dining room, kitchen 8c utility room, there is a yard with outbuilding to the rear and cottage | garden frontage. Further benefits GCH, fully DG windows.


NEW 23 Pimlico Road, | Clithcroc


£66,500


Located on the fringes of Great | Harwood and svithm comfortable | walking distance of the town centre. The E accommodation composes: 3 bedrooms, | bathroom, fully fitted kitchen, spacious | dining room plus lounge. Full gas fired | central heating, light leaded double | glazed windows and private rear ] with outbuilding.


NEW F B


33 Hcnthorn Rd, | Clithcroc


£44,995


As sole agents for the vendor Craig Estates delights in bnnging you this two bedroomed town house, comps: 2 beds, bathroom, lounge and kitchen. Eicternally there is a rear yard with twin bnck outbuildings. Further benefits to note are: double glazed windows to the front and vacant possession upon completion.


23 Milltliornc Avenue, Clithcroc


£44,995


Located right at the cote of Clithcroe a bustling streets and amenities. You could not wish for a more opportune location and a property offering such unique characteristics. The accom. Comps. Two bedrooms, :• bathroom, lounge and extensive kitchen/dincr with bar area plus utility room. Externally there is a private yard with side access. Double glazed window*, security alarm and


vacant possession offered.


98 Woonc Lane, Clithcroe


Reduced to £45,950


of Chlheroewtthul the ■ new -pctvulc Gardens’* development, this immaculate


tetraced propetty, off'” .. accommodation. Comps, bedrooms, bathroom with shower, fully


fitted kitchen, lounge/dmer and hallway. Driveway, gardens front and rear, full double glazing and gas centrally heated. Additional benefits: all carpets, curtains


and roller blinds to remain


NEW 30 Montague Street, Clitheroc


£47,000


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