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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, June 29th, 2000 21 THE PREMIER PAPER FOR BUYING AND SELLING IN THE RIBBLE VALLEY


PROPERTY 0800 5976444


IN ASSOCIATION WITH


FAST EASY ACCESS TO COMPETITIVE QUOTES


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YOUR ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO THE LOCAL HOUSING MARKET PROPERTY OF THE WEEK


Fairview,


Copster Green. Price £179,950


OUR property of the week is a double-front­ ed red brick detached home located in the ever-popular Copster Green, looking out towards Waddington Fell. It could suit either a growing family or a


single occupier who requires space. The house has gas central heating, double glaz­ ing and an alarm system. The ground floor has a vestibule, a hall,


an inner hall, a cloakroom and five rooms. There is a dining room and a dining


kitchen, the latter with ceramic tiled floor and tongue and groove boarded ceiling. There is an arched opening to the morning room, and doors leading to the rear patio and garden. There are three bedrooms, the master's


s Professional Independent Advice www.eastlancashirebnline.co.uk/nsh4homes


Sellers must shop round for agent


WHEN the time comes to sell your house, you will probably want to shop around to find the estate agent best suited to meeting your require­


ments. The first thing most peo­


Georgian style window overlooks the green, and the bathroom is mainly ceramic tiled, and has a four-piece suite. The gardens will be very attractive to a


garden lover - at the front there are lawns flanked by two trees, and at the rear there is privacy and an abundance of colour in man­ ageable size. Stone flagging and an orna­ mental pond add interest. The drive provides off-road parking, lead­


ing to a garage with light and power. Appointments to view can be made


through the agents, Anderton Bosonnet, 103 King Street, Whalley, tel. 01254 825569.


ple do is visit the offices of agents in their area for some idea of how they pre­ sent the houses on their books, how helpful their staff are, and so on. Having narrowed down the field to, usually, two or three, the next step is to arrange a visit from each one to find out what they think about the property's value, its saleability, and the agents' marketing suggestions. Of course, different peo­


ple require different kinds of service — some owners will want to meet prospective


PROPERTY MEWS


compiled by Bill Honeywell FRICS, of Honeywell Chartered Surveyors


buyers and show them around themselves, others prefer the agent to do this, or it may be that the house is already empty, in which case it goes without saying that the agent would be expected to accompany viewers. Always check to make sure there is a strict security policy on viewing and keys. Cut-price fees can be very tempting, but consider what is most important. Would you be prepared to accept an inferior service in order to save a few hundred pounds or less? It's all down to personal preference, but if an agent's cut-price fees result in him having more


houses on his books than he can cope with properly, the sale of your house may suf­ fer.


When it comes to valua­


tion, it is easy to be tempt­ ed by the highest figure quoted, but this has to be realistic. Even in an active property market, buyers are unlikely to pay more than the full open market value, and you could be left with your house unsold if you overprice it. If you feel the agent is being unduly opti­ mistic just to put your house on his books, ask him to substantiate his figure with examples of similar houses sold recently.


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It Offers Invited


16 Talbot Street, Chipping • Grade II listed stone built property • Ideal home and business • Situated in the tourist village of Chipping • Good family accom­ modation - details Thomas V. Shaw (01200 427333).


Offers Over £40,000


40 Whalley Road, Sabden • Garden fronted terraced cottage • Located in popular Pendleside Village • Vestibule & sitting rm with gas fire • Two beds and 3pce bathrm - details Harris & Moss (01254 822729).


£42,500


2 Ribblesdale View, Chatburn • End terraced property • uPVC double glazed windows, gas CH • 2 bedrooms, 1 reception • Enclosed garden to front - details Mor­ timer Gorse and Ross (01200 427331).


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Croft Cottage, Newton in Bowland • Delightful coun­ try cottage • Full of charm and character • 2 double bedrooms, lovely views • Popular village location - details Bradford and Bingley (01200 426919).


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1 Bushburn Drive, Langho


£119,000 ■'I■ f


An imaginatively extended detached true bungalow providing spacious family sized accommodation with three double sized bedrooms, the master having an ensuite shower room. The windows are PVCu double glazed and the property is warmed by gas central heating. Lounge with feature fireplace and a dining kitchen to dream about, with integrated appliances. Pleasantly located with a partial view of Pendle Hill. Viewing certainly recommended.


4 Chatburn Park Drive, Clitheroe £115,000


If you require a three bedroom property now but may need a fourth in the future, then you will want to view this property as there is potential, subject to the necessary permissions, to increase the number of bedrooms. Having PVCu double glazing, doors and soffits and offering lounge, dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms and bathroom. South facing rear garden and detached garage. Early viewing recommended.


23 River Lea Gardens, Clitheroe £89,950


A three bedroomed detached home ideal for the family that wants a central location for the town's schools, lying within a quarter of a mile of the town centre. Completed in year 2000 and available with vacant possession to suit the most urgent timescales. With gas central heating, PVCu double glazing and further comprising open plan lounge/dining room, applianced kitchen, house bathroom and ensuite. Integral garage/utility. The rear garden and patio face south. Viewing recommended.


1 Huntsmans Cottages, Woodfold Estate £197,500


A rare opportunity to ac.iuire one of the three Huntsmans Cottages that formed part of the Woodfold Hall Estate. Beautifully set within mature woodland in a little known semi rural location still within the Ribble Valley, near to Westholme School and within one mile of Preston New Road (A677). Currently being restored by Reilly Developments to comprise entrance porch, cloakroom, lounge, dining room, kitchen, separate utility, master bedroom with dressing room and ensuite, two further bedrooms and house bathroom. Externally there is a two-car detached garage within stone walled gardens.


46 Buckshaw Terrace, Slmonstone £65,950


A three bedroomed garden terraced family sized home presented to high standards throughout and with garden and parking offset to rear on yearly tenancy with Huntroyde Estates. Being gas centrally heated and having PVCu double glazing. Comprising, hall, lounge 19'3 x T1 '9, dining room, Valencia fitted and applianced kitchen, three bedrooms and shell design bathroom suite. Full viewing strongly recommended.


Opening Hours:


Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9 a.m. ■ 5.30 pm. Wednesday late night opening 9 a.m ■ 7 p.m.


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21 Colfhirst Drive, Clitheroe


£61,950


An ideal three bedroom family home at a more affordable price. Sited near the entrance of this popular residential development and enjoying a south facing rear garden. Having double glazing and gas central heating installed and comprising hall, lounge with Adam style fire surround, dining room, kitchen with light oak finish units, conservatory giving access to lawned rear garden. At the front there is a further lawned garden with drive for cars. Three piece bathroom. A deceptively spacious property viewing of


which is recommended.


23 The Rydings, Langho


£249,950


A fine example of the 'Sandringham' by Fairclough Homes and located on one of this prestigious development's most sought after cul de sacs. The handsomely proportioned accommodation should adequately suit most buyers needs in terms of size and space. It comes with alarm, double glazing and gas central heating. Excellent access to the A59, less than one quarter of a mile away. Briefly comprising hall, cloaks, study, lounge, dining room, kitchen, utility, breakfast room, five beds, (two ensuite) and 5pce house bathroom. Two car garage.


103 King Street, Whalley Tel: 01254 825569


89 Regent Street, Waddington £59,995


Undeniably one of the cutest and intimately compact cottages available. An ideal friendly retreat after a hectic day. A major surprise though is the rear garden. At 34' x 33', it really allows you to stretch your imagination. Occupying a delightful backwater position, just off the main street and full of character features, it comprises living room, kitchen, double bedroom and bathroom. If it is a friend to come home to you are looking for, view it.


Opening Hours:


Saturday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m Sunday 10 a.m. - 1 p.m


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