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Penfield, Brow Top, Grindleton.


Price: £247,000


AN individual residence with excellent gardens and an excep- tional outlook is our property of the week. The house looks towards


Pendle Hill and offers superb views across the countryside. I t has gas central heating, a


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large proportion of the win­ dows are double glazed and a security system is installed. The ground floor inorporates


a hall, two reception rooms, a glazed sitting room, a study and a dining room/kitchen. Upstairs there are four bed­


rooms, a three piece bathroom with shower fitting and a three- piece shower room, plus a sepa­ rate wc. The house also has a useful


utility room. Excellent gardens are supple-


mented by ample parking


areas. Viewing can be arranged


mi IS BBSS ®ss £199,000


14 The Ridings, Langho. This excellent detached home enjoys a sought after position on this popular dev. Cloaks, lounge, dining rm, study, d/kit, 4 beds - details Anderton Bosonnet (01254 825569).


through the agents, Bradford and Bingley Entwistle Green, 32 Castle Street, Clitheroe, tel. 01200 426919.


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N A K E D self-interest is to ta l ly inevitable in the property world, though people in areas such as the R ib b le V a l le y t r y to be polite about it. I t is unlike­ ly that gazumping takes place here, though no doubt vendors sometimes receive - and accept - a better offer. But the number of nation­


al organisations with amb­ iguous names which are, in effect, marketing ploys con­ tinues to grow - proliferate would be a better word. They all have their own


individual and totally self- interested messages, some­ times contrasting ones. This week we received "suggested feature copy from the Tradi­ tional Housing Bureau", extolling the virtue of brick and block built houses - a MORI"survey has proved most people prefer them. T ry telling that to the


MEWS; - by Tim Procter - , • , -


Timber Frame Industry Association! Its material arrived in the same post, anxious for us to publicise the need for people to appre­ ciate fully the benefits that a timber frame home will bring them. I t is not generally recog­


nised, says the timber asso­ ciation, that timber homes are quiet - but the Tradi­ tional Housing Bureau claims that, when it comes, to reducing noise, tradition­ al plastered masonry walls can provide 50 per cent greater sound insulation compared to a normal tim­ ber stud partition. . Oh dear, someone has not


taken notice of the Build­ ings Research Establish­ ment conclusion — " i f all dwellings had sound insula­


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tion as good as that mea­ sured in party walls of tim­ ber frame dwellings, the problem of noise from neigh- bours would be greatly


reduced." The timber lads are


annoyed about "recent pub­ licity" suggesting that it is difficult to extend timber frame homes or carry out D IY work. Perhaps they had seen the traditionalists' handout statement that brick and block offers an advantage for bigger jobsl All these well-financed,


Help Is needed to see the bricks for the trees


' a ; substantial; del resident beaut, mature .gardens w it f l additional land if req. the sud


* accom. comp: reception he tion rms, dining kitchen w i t l l 4 dble beds, house ba throol


.dressing room, garaging a n l rear, enjoying excellent accT with.considerable privacy a l


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professionally-fortified bureax, advisory services and associations wooing the public strengthen the arm of local housing professionals.


They will be more and more needed to help folk see the bricks for the treesl


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l the stables,-w near clitheroe/


a superb three storey m l enjoying a beautiful rural serious equestrian to stabii


' adjoining three quarter a cil attractively priced it c om l room, dining, kitchen, clJ rooms, house bathroom p | gle garage plus excellent |


£194,500


Briar Bank, Whalley Road, Barrow. Outstanding detached bungalow, 4 beds, 2 bathrooms, spac kitchen, det. dble garage, open fields to rear, beautiful gardens— details Athertons (01200 420100).


£139,500


9 Pendle View, Brockhall Village, Old Langho. Impos­ ing detached family residence, occupying pleasant position on small cul de sac. 3 beds, master with en suite- details Mortimers (01200 427331).


£ 110,000


School House Fold, 20 Leigh Park, Hapton. Modern detached house, four bedrooms, master with en suite, Gas CH, DG, gardens front & rear, garage - details Harris & Moss (01254 822729).


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OFFICES, WORKSPACE & • Storage units to rent at Northbridge House. Ideal f o r n e w a n d sm a l l bus ine sses . C en t ra l ly heated, security systems, secretarial services, con­ ference centre & meeting room. Free parking, advice centre. Close to Burnley centre & motorway. Easy in, easy out, no legal fees. From £24.50 p.w. Tel: 01282 450000


TO LET. NELSON 16,750 sq. ft- 36000 sq. ft. single storey factory. Fully lit. heated & alarmed. Quality offices. Covered loading bay. Lge. secure car park. Only £1.50 per sq. ft. Tel. 01282 695743/ 603213.


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MODERN SERVICES units and offices to let from 322 to 3,200 sq. ft. Dedicated centre manager, secure, clean with 24 hour access. Support services available on site, ample car parking, security patrol and excel­ lent access to motorway networks. All available on flexible terms. Imex Busi­ ness Centre. Lomeshaye, N elson . Freecal l 0500


223609.


BRIERFIELD New A3 take way shop unit to let. Adjacent to new 1 Stop Convenience store. 20 parking spaces, prominent main road location. 750 sq. ft. Available for shop fitting Aug/Sept 2001. Tel.


0113 2449020 John Tate. /' ’ •' 'V . AUCTIONEERS VALUERS * ESTATE AGENTS Fine Georgian House and Development Opportunity F IN A L R EM IN D E R . .. ' ESTABLISHED IRQ '


CATON GREEN FARM Caton Green, Brookhouse, Nr. Lancaster FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION as a Whole (subj. to condition - and unless sold previously) in the Royal Oak Saleroom, High Bentham on Wednesday, 4th July, 2001 at 3pm.


Detailed particulars and viewing from the Agents (Ref: EBM) Main Street, Bentham, Nr. Lancaster Tel: (015242) 61444________


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various ladders inc. triple aluminium extension, past- ing boards, brushes, paint and rollers etc. Tel. 01200 445227.


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1,000 SQ. FT. Drive in workshop at £45 p.w. on Accrington Rd. Burnley. Would suit most trades & b u s in e s s 's . M o n th ly tenancy. Tel. 0161 652 8001 d a y s o r 0 1 4 7 7


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8,500 SQ. FT. Single storey unit, in Burnley. £300 per w e ek . .With ren t fre e period & large yard. Would s u i t m o s t t r a d e s & buslnessess. Tel. 0161 6528001 days or 01477 571625 eves.


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Premises. Clitheroe overlooking the Castle


£390 per month. Newly decorated


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A w e l l decorated modern det house located o f f Manchester Road. GAS CH, DG. Porch, hall, sep wc. Lounge, attractive f/p g/f, DR, patio and door. Fitted b reak fa s t kit, b/in o v en , hob & h ood. U t i l ity . Office/study (part o f Garage). FF; FOUR BEDS, en suite shower room to master, 3 pee bathroom. Gardens to front & rear. GARAGE.___________ ;_________


An individually designed three bed det bungalow located in a delightful rural position in the pleasant hamlet o f Hurstwood. GAS CH, DG. Ent. hall, cloak room, lounge, din. room, break kit. THREE BEDS, 4 pee bathroom. Det. GARAGE and.gardens.______ ,


5 Jubilee Street, Read £45,500


A mid terr house, offer ing well presented two bed accom and benefitting from maj uPVC DG windows. C o n v en ien t ly lo ca te d fo r al l the lo ca l v i l la g e amenities o f f Whalley Rd. Ent. vest, lounge, DR, kit. FF: TWO BEDS, one with built in w’drobes, 3 pee bathrm. Yard to rear with GARAGE. £1,000 cash back on completion, subj to full asking price being paid.


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, N E L S O N IN D U S T R IA L unit to let. Approx 1,000


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Chris on 01282 422331


sq. ft. with 3 phase electrics, w.c. & office. Tel. 01282 619319 or 07881


42 Hambledon View, Read £41,950


A mid terra ced house o f fe r in g . tw o b ed ro om ed accom. and benefitting from GAS CH, via a combi boiler. Ent vest, lounge, D/kit. FF; TWO BEDS, one w ith .b u i lt in w a rd rob e s etc. 3 pee champagne bathroom. Yard to rear, store.


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21 East View, Read £36,500


p ^ n l^ w m ^ e ^ io u s ^ c c u p y tn g a pleasant position


o f f Whalley Road. Heating Is supplied by gas fire & elec. SH on economy 7 tarrlf. Ent vest, hallway, SR, LR, kitchen, sep ara te wc. FF: TWO BEDS, 3 pee bathroom. Yard to rear) Timber garage/shed. ,


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fA ^ ^ ^TU to u s^ym p ad te tic a l ly converted from a farmer's barn & shippon. Ent. vest, D/R, lounge, study/bed 3, kit. with range of units, utility/ cloakroom. FF: bed 1:


I dressing room & en suite, bed 2: en suite. Large yard area, various outbuildings, incl. 8 loose boxes, stalls & tack room. Menage under constr. Grazing land approx. 55 acres | abutting River Calder with 1150 yds of fishing rights,


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The Croft, Skipton Old Road, Colne £225,000.


Located in a pleasant semi rural area. A substantial stone built four bedroomed detached house, set in superb gardens. The house has gas central heating and double glazing installed. The property is well placed for local shops and the M65._______________


Enjoying superb view s to the front. A det house offer ing tastefully presented and extended family accom. with uPVC DG windows, GAS CH. Lounge, DR, D/kit. Range o f units. FF: THREE BEDS, 4 pee b a th room . U t i l ity ro om . Paved p a t io and det. GARAGE to the side. Terrace garden to rear.


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: 9 ribble lane, cbatb £ 86,!


a delightful garden fro plenty of character feall sented and deceptively lion in a sought after ing hall, sitting room, lou| kitchen, two double room, with gas centr glazed windows, viewii


• 48 woodlandsT:| £76,9


Estate A g en ts 79 KING STREET, W H A L L E Y B B 7 9 SW . 01254 822729


if you like views you will !< nab from the south foci antly located in a very pi to the centre, this lovely comprises porch, loungel bedrooms, three piece b< tral heating, double glazi installed, internal viewi mended, a lovely home.


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