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THE PREMIER PAPER FOR BUYING AND SELLING IM THE RIBBLE VALLEY PROPERTY


IN ASSOCIATION WITH FAST EASY ACCESS . TO COMPETITIVE QUOTES


0800 5976444 Professional Independent Advice


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BEAZER sales executive Jan Francis' loyalty to Britain's third largest housebuilder knows no


bounds. For Jan - based at Beazer


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Attractive conversion on offer in Paythome


T h e Hawthorns, Paylhorne.


Price: £195,000.


OUR property of the week is an attractive detached barn conversion situated in the rural hamlet of Paythorne, which is just off the A65, three miles north of Gisburn. The property provides good-sized


family accommodation with many excellent features, including exposed roof timbers and deep window sills. The largest upstairs room is an excellent self-contained bed-sitting room with en-suite shower room, currently used for holiday letting.


but could be used for granny or teenager or converted to a fine prin­


cipal bedroom suite. The property also comprises


entrance hall, two piece cloakroom, lounge with attractive fireplace, French doors and cross-beamed ceil­ ing; fitted medium oak kitchen with electric oven and hob, refrigerator, dishwasher, beamed ceiling, wrought-iron divider leading to din­ ing room with exposed stone walls, beamed ceiling and French doors; utility room with oil-fired central heating boiler and plumbed for


washer. First floor; large split-level land­


ing with fine exposed roof timbers.


self-contained apartment/principal bedroom with kitchen fittings and outside door to original external stone staircase with en-suite shower room, second cn-suitc bedroom, two further bedrooms, three-piece bath­ room with corner bath. Outside there is a large detached


two-car garage. The gardens have been designed for ease of mainte­ nance with lawned area and borders adjoining open fields, paved/grav- elled rear terrace and gravel drive. Viewing is highly recommended and appointments must be made through the agents, Honeywells Es ta te Agents, 1 Castlegate, Clitheroe: 01200 42G041.


Homes' popular develop­ ment at Springfield Downs, Lowerhouse, Burnley - insisted on finishing comple­ tion paper work for a couple buying a home when she went into labour with her


first childl And her satisfied cus­


tomers, Donna and Darren Dunkley, welcomed dedi­ cated Jan and her new baby daughter, Megan, as special guests of honour after they moved into their brand new four bedroomed detached home on Sweetclough


Drive. Jan, of Harwood, Bolton,


added the finishing touches to the sales deal for the Dunkleys while her contrac­ tions became more fre- (luont. She went home as usual at 5 p.m. and her part­ ner, Geoff Johnson, drove her to the Princess Royal Maternity Unit at Bolton Royal Hospital. Megan, weighing in at 61b. 5oz. arrived at 2-05 a.m. the fol­ lowing morning. Said Jan: "1 think I must


have been a little naive, because I didn't realise that my waters had broken. I did got pains throughout the day, but put them down to


practice contractions, not the real thing, because Megan wasn't due for another four weeks. "They just got worse and


worse. When I finally arrived at the hospital, they told mo I was in labour - and Megan arrived a few


hours latorl" Jan's professionalism w:is


such that the Dunkleys did­ n't suspect a thing, and wore


eriually surprised by Megan’s early appearance. "Jan told us that Megan


wasn't duo for another month, so wo were quite


taken aback when we found out she'd arrived only hours after her mum had complet­ ed the paper work on our new home," said mum-of- four Donna. "Obviously we were delighted to hear the good nows, and wish Jan every happiness in the


future." The Dunkleys moved


into their homo a t the beginning of April, and Jan plans to return to work after maternity leave. She has worked for Boazer for almost two years, based at The Hedgerows in Leyland


and The Green, Cottam, before switching to Spring-


field Downs. Added Richard Tuke,


sales and marketing direc­ tor for the region: "Here at Beazor, we are understand­ ably proud of the profes­ sionalism and commitment of our team of sales execu­ tives. Like all her colleagues, Jan is obviously happy to go the extra mile for our valued


customers." Pictured are Beazer sides executive and proud mum


Jan Francis (left) and Donna Dunkley with baby


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Higher Friar Hill House, Oswaldtwistle £195,000


• Spacious five bedroomed 18th Century farmhouse


• Superb valley views • Approx. 4 acres plus stables Exposed beams, large rooms


York s tre e t , Clitheroe £69,000


■ Spacious garden fronted family house


• Desirable location • Scope for 3-4 bedrooms, gas central heating • Attached garage


Hydes B&nl C o t t s t g e ^


39 Woone Lane, Clitheroe £42,500


• Larger type 2 bedroomed • Sitting rm/living room and kitchen • Detached garage • Gas central heating, double glazing___________


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34 Peel Pa rk Avenue, Clitheroe Reduced to £147,000


• Superb chalet style house • Outstanding gardens • 3 bedrooms, spacious lounge • Integral garage, viewing essential


22 Holden Street, Clitheroe £35,SOO inc. carpets & curtains


• Attractively modernised terraced house • 2 bedrooms, through sitting/dining room


• 2 storey extension to rear • Gas central heating. Close to town centre


Barn Croft) Clitheroe


18 Fort Street, Clitheroe £43,500


• Attractivbly maintained terraced house • Two bedrooms, three piece bathroom • Double glazed throughout • Quiet location


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THE OLD COACH HOUSE, 2 ACCRINGTON ROAD.WHALLEY BB7 9TDTel:012S4 822722 Fax: 01254 824308 E-mail. j.s.ATHERTdN(®.rABMMM|i£§M-


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• 3 bed modern semi detached • Attr. mews style location • Gas central heating, double glazing • Parking space, NHBC Certificate


4 Homeacre Avenue, Sabden £74,500


• Extended semi detached dormer •Three bedrooms.bathroom & separate w.c.


• Delightful conservatory, gardens , ., , • ■ Detached garage, gas central heating, double glazing Also at:


6 Sudell Cross, Blackburn BB2 IAN


Tel: OI2S4 6B1777 2 0 Turner Street, Clitheroe Reduced to £48,900 o.n.o.


• 3 bedroomed terrace house • Views across town • Gas central heating, double glazing • Overlooks school grounds


S Moss Street, Clitheroe £42,750


• Neat two bedroomed stone built • Attractively maintained throughout • Gas central heating • Sitting room, living room, and kitchen


29 Victoria Street, Clitheroe £77,000


• Spacious throe double bedroomed cottage • Gardens to front and rear


• Car port • Gas central heating


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Waller Hill Farmhouse & Barn, Foulrldge 0.0. £180,000


•Throe bodroomed farmhouse • Adjacent barn with P.P. for 4 bed dwelling


• Good sized gardens • Excellent location at edge of village with fields at front


• Stone b, •Will > Attrac


planning perm 5^ room cottage ^ village location • Includes integral garage


32 Garnett Road, Clitheroe £57,750


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• Mature semi detached house • Two bedrooms, large garage


• Open plan lounge / kitchen • Approx 95’ rear g a r d e n ______________


Bawdlands, Clitheroe Reduced to £41,500


• Delightful cottage home • Quiet but very convenient location • I bedroom plus occasional bedroom / boxroom


• Includes carpets and curtains


• Attractive 19th century cottage • Spacious rooms • Two double bedrooms • Long rear garden


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Rydal Mount, Ramsgreave £52,500


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Bonny Bird Barn, Waddington £240,000


• Superb stone built detached village home • Four bedrooms, attractive gardens • Garage, gas central heating, double glazed


• Available immediately


White Coat Farm,WhaUey Banks £270,000


• Idyllic setting on Whalley Nab, panoramic views, gdn • Large listed fmhse. four beds, range of outbuildings


• Plan. con. to extend into adpeent barn • Further 7 acre meadow & 15 acre woodland available


6 Whittam Crescent, Whalley £124,000


’ Spacious 4 bedroomed detached property ■ Quiet location in small cul de sac • Double glazing, and gas central heating ' Large private gardens, internal viewing essential


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