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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, May 18th, 2000 19 THE PREMIER PAPER FOR BUYING AND SELLING IN THE RIBBLE VALLEY Classified The Barn,


Haddings Head, High am


Price £230,000


A SUPERB barn conversion complet­ ed in 1979 and situated just across the Ribble Valley border near Sabden


Fold is our property of the week. Imaginatively designed by a local


architect, the house has extensive garden areas, is in excellent decorative order and


| has long distance views to three sides. ji On the ground floor there is an P entrance hall, cloakroom with wc and basin, a lounge with a feature stone fire­ place, a dining room, sitting room, side


. porch and utility room. The breakfast I kitchen has twin inset sinks, Neff and Gaggenau equipment, and a breakfast bar.


An exposed roof truss gives character


to the two minstrels gallery landings, and the master bedroom has a shower room and dressing room. There are two further bedrooms and a four-piece bath­ room. 'Pile garage lues an electric up and over


door, and the gardens at the front, side and rear are laid mainly to lawn, with shrubs and young trees. Viewing is by arrangement with the


agents, Harris and Moss, 79 King Street, Whalley, tel. 01251 822729.


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Give your home ‘kerbside appeal’


ONCE you have decid­ ed to sell your property,


there are two impor­ tant steps to take before you actually put it on the market. The first, and most


PROPERTY MEWS by David Briffett,


chartered surveyor, of Thomas V. Shaw and Co, Clitheroe V v


important, point is to give the house "kerbside


appeal." Imagine you are a


potential buyer, stand across the road from the property and try to put yourself in the position of someone seeing it for the


first time. Does it need a coat of


paint to the window


frames? Do the hedges need cut­


ting? The first problem can be


solved at relatively little cost, given that there is so


much at stake. The second would incur even less expen­ diture, a small amount of power, electrical or muscu­


lar!


often overlooked, yet it is so important that the house reflects its true standard of maintenance. A poorly presented prop­


These simple points are


erty will be more difficult to sell and, of course, the price


will be lower. Whoever heard of anyone


selling a car with dirty paintwork and an interior resembling a filled skip? Some properties have a stru ctu ra l problem, but


that does not need to he a bar to selling. Speak to a surveyor before doing so and do not take steps with­ out advice, such as conceal­ ing a brickwork crack by patch pointing. It merely draws attention to the problem! My second key tip is to


show the best feature of the house last. Leaving the best room


until the end of the tour round so that the viewers take away a good impres­ sion is a sound policy. Good luck!


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Summerfield, Horton-in-Craven, Skipton • Detached country house ■ 3 bedrooms, master with ensuite • lpce bathroom, conservatory • Detached double garage - details MSW Hewetsons (01200 121112).


£325,0000


Stanhill Hall, Stanhill, Oswaldtwistle • Imposing Grade II listed 18th Century residence - 4 + 2 bed­ rooms • Walled gardens % of an acre • Planning for dou­ ble garage - details Athertons (01200 420100).


£145,950


7 Closes Hall Mews, Bolton by Bowland • Three bed­ room mews home • Enjoying shared courtyard with canopy • Imaginatively designed accommodation - details Bradford & Bingley (01200 426919).


£175,000


Sagar House, Church Street, Clitheroe • Centrally located town house • Grade II listed and full of char­ acter • 3 double bedrooms, bathroom • Enormous potential - details Honeywell (01200 426041).


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LOCAL AGENCY 79 KING STRBHT. WIIALLHY


THL: 01254 S22729


HARR1SWMOSS Estate A g e n ts ’ON ■ THETNTERiSjEQtfltliP^ S! N E W O N T H i E v


£230,000 THE BARN, HADDINGS HEAD, HIGHAM A superb detached Barn Conversion located in rural area with panoramic views. OIL CH. DG. hall, lounge, stone l/p. conservatory. DR, study/SR. f'tted brek kit. oven. hob. hood, dishwasher & fridge. Side porcly utility room. FF: landing/MinsIrals gallery. MASTER BED EN SUITE SHOWER ROOM. TWO FURTHER BHDS *1 pee bathroom. Drive to alt DOUBLt GARAGE Extensive gardens. Further details on


request.


WE HAVE THE AREA COVERED N HARRIS AND MOSS HAVE OFFICES AT:


WHALLEY, BURNLEY, NELSON, COLNE AND BARNOLDSWICK


£175,000 SCHOLEFIELD BARN, SCHOLEFIELD


LANE, NELSON A substantial stone built Grade II listed barn conversion, providing excellent family accommodation having much charm and character. Ent vest lounge: stone Lp.. cast iron stove. DA. exposed beams and stonework, breakfast kitchen. burIMn oven rear hall. FF: 4 beds, 4 pee luxury bathroom. Cobble courtyard to fronb Stone ou building with car parking. Approx. 0.5 acre ol


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£75,000 14 ACCRINGTON ROAD, WHALLEY A semi det double fronted cottage. Located the Village centre and amenities. GAS CH, uPVC UG widnows and doors. Vestibule, lounge g.L. dining room: arched brick f/p inc. dog grate. Kitchen with fit units. FF; TWO BEDS. 3 pee bathroom. Enclosed rear yard, could provide possible parking space.


Our office is open 7 days a week as part of our aim to provide both , ^ purchasers and vendors with the /C/Pf:fu best possible service


LOW LOW FEES!!! on newly listed properties in the


Ribble Valley


Contact Harris & Moss today for a FREE Valuation Ring (01254) 822729


0.0 £135,000 moss b a n k , s k ip to n old ROAD, F0ULRIDGE. Located in this popular village with open aspects to the rear, the property has been extensively modernised to exacting standard by the present owner, together with rewiring, new plumbing, sandblasting and alarm. The cottage has English Oak DG. a bespoke handcrafted kitchen and luxurious bathroom. A viewing is rec. Ent hall with flagged tloor, din room with brick built f.p with open grate, double oak doors into lounge with Living Flame fire in stone recessed f.p. palio door and marble floor, kitchen with individually designed units with maple work surfaces, built in oven, hob and hood, int dishwasher and fridge, utility room. FF: THREE BEDS, luxury 4pc bathroom. Garden to front, cobbled lorecourt and parking. Det stone built GARAGE. Rear garden with patio and lawn Extensive open views


0.0 £40,000 40 WHALLEY ROAD, SABDEN. A garden fronted terr cottage located in this popular


Pendleside village. Vest, SR: g.f, LR: g.f, kit. FF: TWO BEDS, 3pc bathroom. Rear yard.


£49,950 58 WHALLEY ROAD, READ Amid terrace located close to shops. GAS CH, uPVC DG,


GARAGE TO REAR. Vest, hall. SR: g.f., LR: g.f.. Kit: titled units. FF: TWO BEDS, 3 pee bathroom. Forecourt. Yard and GARAGE.


£42,000 GREEN PARK COURT, BARROW A purpose built two bedroomed apartment for retired couple or single person. Ground floor open aspects,


d.glazing, elec. NSH's. Communal lounge, and car parking available. Further details on request.


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£33,000 9 L0NGW0RTH ROAD, BILLINGTON. A mid terrace having GAS CH and DG. Vest, SR. g.L. kit. pantry FF; TWO BEDS. 3 pee bathroom. Yard,


store and shed. i135,000 18 MOORE DRIVE, HIGHAM. A modern


detached house with attached covered heated swimminq pool. Gas central heating, uPVC double nlazina. Superb open views. Hall, lounge, gas fire, Sining room/bedroom. Fitted breakfast kitchen> inc. ovenhob etc. Master bedroom with extensive range


ot built in wardrobes. Luxury 4 Fpc^ % o U B L E shower and tacuzzi bath. FF. TWOi UUUbLt


BEDROOMS and separate wc 27 0 x 12 0 heatea pool in 43'0" X2V0- conservatory.


£127,500 1 FULSHAW VIEW, BARR0WF0RD Ideal for horse enthusiasts. End terr. cottage with stablinq for 3 horses, schooling ring and paddocks on lease. The cottage has SF CH. uPVC DG, porch lounae DR tit breakfast kit inc. oven, hob 'Esse , SF


oven/CH boiler, utility, wc. FF: THREE BEDS, EN SUITE SHOWER ROOM plus 4-pce family bathroom. Gardens front & rear. Det. DOUBLE GARAGE.


Further details on request


DO YOU REALLY KNOW WHAT YOU ARE BUYING 9


X Some properties for sale may have hidden defects, from minor items such as


damaged guttering to major problems such as subsidence or dangerous electrical wiring. Would yo u be able to sp o t them?


B- £99,950 11 LARNE AEU WEC VNE, SIMNTOE. OS N


A detached chalet bungalow located in popular village. Gas CH. uPVC DG. Porch, hall, 2511 thro


lounge: g.f, DR/BED FOUR. BED ONE, 4PC room. Breakfast kit inc oven, hob and hood. FF: l wu BEDS, 3pc bathroom. Drive to GARAGE, drive through to 2nd GARAGE. Garden front and rear.


£64,950 6 VICTORIA LODGE, READ A two bed


semi which has been maintained to a very high standard. DG. Gas CH and conservatory to the rear. Sit in a good sized corner plot. Comps: Ent. porch with cloaks, housing wc & wash basin. Lounge with Victorian style f/p. conservatory, kitchen with fit units. FF: TWO beds, with built in cups, 3 pee bathroom. Well stocked gardens front, side S rear. Drive to


single garage.


Call David Moss FRIGS who will give you professional advice on which type of survey is best for you.


£62,500 IVY COTTAGE, CHAPEL LANE, WEST BRADFORD An attractively modernised semi det cottage, located in this delightful village. GAS CH, DG. Exc. dec order. Breakfast kit: fitted pine units. Lounge: SF stove. FF; TWO BEDS. 4 pee bathroom. Forecourt.


0.0. £12,000 94 RICHMOND ROAD, ACCRINGTON. An inner terraced house converted


into two self contained Hats, providing ONE & TWO BED accommodation with shower room and lounge


with kitchen area. The property has UPVC DOUBLE GLAZED windows. Reduced from £18,000.


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