Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified), www.clitheroetoday.co.uk fied), www.clitheroetoday.co.uk THE PREMIER PAPER FOR BUYING AND SELLING IN THE RIBBLE VALLEY In association with .VENUE w v vw .c l i th e ro e to d a v .c o .u k In association with The Avenue at Brockhall Village


26 Hawthorn Place, Clitheroe Offers around £164,950


(01254 244811) - Streets ahead... miles better!


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A SPACIOUS and affordable three-bedroom family home is our property of the week. Set in one of Clitheroe’s favoured residen­


tial areas, 26 Hawthorn Place is something of a hidden gem, requiring only minor cosmetic improvements to make it into a dream home. It benefits from central heating and double


glazing throughout. On the ground floor, access is through an


attractive panelled door with leaded lights leading from a porch with ceramic tiled floor. A two-piece ground floor cloakroom is a


useful feature, while the lounge is roomy and light, thanks to the bay window. A separate dining room also benefits from


a bay window, with pleasing views to the gar­ den. Making this a very practical family home


e, Clitheroe, in the Self Catering ay of the Year category, and The t of Bowland, in the Great Days ategory. Goldstone, who is due to retire in


Tiber, marked the end of his reign by expressing his delight that m in the North West has finally recognised for the important try that it is. said: “I am proud to step down as man at a time when the quality of egional tourism product is second


Ixed results chess club


OE Chess Club teams have won,


lost in a series of recent matches. ’s A team drew its league match usaders B, with Brendan Brown fard three after missing the chance


ith gained a draw on board four efeated record of Michael Howse- led with a win on board one. same was won by Eric Mansfield re and John Rodgers was unlucky ■ a good start. le followed loses to Crusaders A, farwood A, where Eric Mansfield, gers and Phillip Titterington •aws against strong opposition. >een promoted to the Second Divi- ear, the B team lost their first nst Hawks B team, cliffe lost a hard game on board


In board five, had the longest game |h and was unlucky to lose,


i had more success in its second


[le season, a knock-out match c Rats, of Blackburn, was Ray Sutcliffe, Mike Howse- e Illingworth, John Buxbaum and


on and the team progressed to the of the competition. ) meets every Tuesday evening . at the Catholic Social Centre in Players of all ages and abilities


ilcome. her details, please contact Mr 1200 441949.


mble through


stone country off in pale autumn sunshine, 18


f Clitheroe Ramblers left Buck-


1 on Buckden Rake to join field ay.


ping stones across Cray Gill were as the group continued on undu- s through classic limestone coun- Close. After a brief stop above


he walkers continued above Hub- nd Rais Woods, with clear views fedale, before dropping down to aite to continue along the Wharfe. r lunch close to an old stone circle,


i sheltered from the cool breeze. :ers continued to Deepdale Bridge •ning to Yockenthwaite and on the ■ to Hubberholme. Four dippers n the way back. orholme, some of the group visited d church and found mice carved in y the artist Robert Thompson, g on field paths, the ramblers ckden in time for tea and cakes at ire.


tils of further walks, telephone 90.


Id another one


r Beacon Fell Saturday morning, 14 members of tamblers set off from Beacon Fell


liort walk through pleasant wood- ;merged onto an open hillside and way to Crumbleholme Fold. Fol-


i paths via the now closed Cross ’ house and Lower Trotter Farm, i made their way to Gill Wood and


tom, a picturesque valley along Irock flows. upstream admiring the coloura- beech leaves, they stopped at the it Higher Brock bridge for lunch, itinued upstream many pheasant s the birds are reared in this area, passing Boggy Wood by walking 1 for a short while, the ramblers another break in the beech woods chery range used by the nearby


un side was left at Gill Bam Wood :acon Fell road was reached via


im and Heatherway Farm. After nb, the trig point on Beacon Fell id and the view across to Mor- was admired for the last time. •


A superb two bedroom stone cottage occupying a peaceful cul- de-sac position just outside the village of Whalley. The cottage has been totally refurbished to a high standard and has an abundance of quality fixtures and fittings throughout.' In addition to ;a spacious dining kitchen, rear patio and raised gravel garden the cottage benefits from its own


parking space. £475 pem (Unfurnished)


A unique opportunity to let his superb lodge house set within the beautiful gardens of Samlesbury Hall. Having undergone complete refurbishment it now offers executive standard accommodation, ample parking and mature gardens which will be maintained by the hall gardening staff. Easy access to motorway network.


£795 pem (Unfurnished)


An executive style, first floor, two bedroom-apartment , located in a secure building within the popular Calderstones . development on the outskirts of Whalley. With a quality fully fitted kitchen and bathroom, the’ apartment has been-tastefully decorated throughout and j has the benefit of off road parking.


£565 pem (Unfurnished)


To view any of these properties please ring Lisa or Linda on


01200 420104


Due to a high increase in demand for rentals more properties are required. ,


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To find out more about our services please give us a call. £\


An attractive garden fronted one bedroom terrace cottage situated in Chatburn Village, which has several local shops and good access to the A59 trunk road and Motorway Network. With gas central heating and carpets.


£370 pem (Unfurnished)


9 Bank Cottages)' .-- . '1 Billington


A veiy spacious four bedroom property fully modernized yet retaining plenty of character and original features. The property is set on three floora with four double bedrooms and two bathrooms. To the near is a paved yard area and allocated parking for two cars. A good family home in a convenient position for access to road networks.


£795 pem (Part Furnished)


; Samlesbury. Hall Lodge. Samlesbury


A spacious 2 bedroom cottage well furnished and decorated throughout. Set in the beautiful Ribble Valley Village of Grindleton. With the benefit of an attractive enclosed garden to the rear.


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£395 pem (Fully Furnished) (includes garden maintenance)


7 Lynwood Close, Calderstones Park, Whalley West View, Clitheroe


Substantial mid-terrace house in favoured residential area. Entrance hall, lounge, dining room, fitted kitchen, 3 bedrooms including, attic room, 2 3-pce bathrooms. Forecourt garden, enclosed rear yard. Unfurnished.


16 Downham Road/.c: Chatburn -


it


: 3 Park Mews, , Gisburn-.-'


5 West View, Grindleton


In association withTHE AVENUE at Brockhall Village 01254 244811 Streets ahead.... miles better AccommodatioriTo'Letr-..


426041H www.honeywen.co.uk


01200 |~ PROPERTYTOIET ■ TO LET The Emporium, Clitheroe


Three luxury apartments well-located for the town centre. Uniquely designed, each property offers open plan, contemporary accommodation with entrance hall, fitted kitchen, lounge, double bedroom with 3-pce en-suite bathroom with shower. Lift to all floors. Unfurnished.


from £400 ■SmI M ers orhm TO LET


1 Dale Terrace, Chatburn


1 Delightful end of terrace cottage


1 Attractive front garden, small side garden


1 Good sized lounge with living flame gas fire


1 Fitted dining kitchen > Two double bedrooms - 3 pee bathroom •


Attractive country cottage in popular village location. Lounge, dining kitchen, conservatory, 2 bedrooms, 3-pce bathroom with shower. Rear garden, parking. Unfurnished.


Grindleton Road, West Bradford


A beautiful double fronted cottage located in the centre of this popular village which is within 5 minutes drive of Clitheroe centre. Entrance vestibule, lounge, dining kitchen, conservatory, 3 bedrooms, 3-pce bathroom and rear garden with- patio and shed. Unfurnished.. . . .


Millbroolt Court, West Bradford


Mill conversion arranged on 3 floors in a t t r a c t iv e • village location. Entrance hall,-2-pce cloakroom, utility: room, fitted kitchen, lounge, sitting room, 3 , . . , bedrooms, 3-pce bathroom. Garden area to front, > parking for 2 cars. Unftmiished.B.'n'?'-


■ : ' - £450 pan Unfurnished


Mill Hey Croft, Chatburn


• Delightful, stone built, spacious family home


• Good sized lounge with attractive fireplace


• Dining room • • F/ftd dining kitchen plus utility room, cloakroom


• Four double bedrooms (master en suite)


• House bathroom ' • Patio with large garden overlooking open fields


£1,300 pem Furnished


New Properties needed FOR OUR REGISTER OF WAITING CLIENTS


TO LET TO LET


W w Chartered Suntyors, Auctioneers, Land Agents and Letting Agents I and your local member o f The National Approved Letting Scheme


^ John PallisterFRics, ASSURED SH0RTH0LD TENANCIES


21 St James Street, CHlheroe (New) - A conveniently located 2 bedroom mid terrace property with lounge, dining kitchen and shower room. The well maintained accom. has an electric cooker, plumbing for washer C & C and full gas heating. Available mid to late November.


39 Bawdlands, CHtheroc (New) • A spacious 2 bedroom terrace with lounge, dining kitchen with fitted units and cooker and modem 3 pee bathroom suite with elec, shower. Carpets, gas fires on ground floor and rear yard. Hlghflcld Road, Clitheroe (Provisional Notice) • An nttractivcty decorated 3 bedroom terraced property with good access to the local schools, supermarket and town centre. The accommodation comprises: Hall, 2 reception rooms, modem fitted kitchen, bathroom and benefits from uPVC


windows. Gas central heating and good sized garden.a.


For further particulars please contact Richard Pallister The Coach House, Duck Street ^llth erM^el^l200425697^^^^^ ^^^


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EXCITING DEVELOPMENT PROSPECT Thnstead Farm Barn, Kelbrook, Lancs.


A detached bam with planning consent to make a substantial 4 bed property with ancilliary work/office space. Delightful setting, with good views and ample land. Easy travelling to M65.


Offered for sale by Informal Tender Viewing strictly by appointment


Full details and plans from: The Coach House, Duck Street ^litheroe/rel^l2CW42569^^ RICS


43 Downham Road, . Chatburn


• Delightful double fronted cottage


• Lounge with attractive, ‘ fireplace • Sitting room with original open fire


Attractively presented large family-sized mid-terrace)


house in sought-after village location.',Entranced' vestibule,lounge, dining room, fitted kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 4-pce bathroom, enclosed rear yard With, utility room. Unfurnished


' Mill Hey Croft, Chatburn '


• Newly fitted d/ kitchen • New 3 pee bathroom • 2 double bedrooms • Small front garden, large rear garden


£450 pem Unfurnished


A rare opportunity to let an exceptional detached -:. house enjoying an excellent village location.The spacious, well-proportioned accommodation :. comprises lounge opening to games room with pool f table, fitted dining kitchen, w.c.and 4 bedrooms - one en-suftei-3-pce bathroom. Outside there-is a large garden to the rear and ampleparkingJMetoirig is strongly recommended,


1 Castlegate 01200 Clithsroe


426041 www.honoywell.co.uk


Email: rentals*#* honeywell.co.uk A


3 BED SEMI ... Immaculate house with -dining kitchen, lounge, . bathroom and shower,*


WvW £1,300


., £ 5 5 0 p an •' Telephone: •


01200428815 .


• .floor flat,1 Clitheroe. ;£ 3 2 5 «. c . m . . ..T e l 0 7 7 76452249.


ONE - BEDROOM first'.


5 Corn Mill Mews, Whalley


1 Most attractive 3 storey townhouse in landscaped courtyard Fully fitted Siematic kitchen


1 Day room/dining room with French Doors.


: Large lounge with French - drs


\ / 3 bedrooms House bathroom


1 Private rear garden £950 pern


Unfurnished


£600 I Tel: Christine Holaday on 01200 428976 SABDEN


, decorations, GCH, ,


enclosed garden and parking GCH and DG 1


>;/5< attractive fitted. - kitchen, excellent - :


' ■ condition. Long or short term1, tenancy available. Tel: 07730 585925 :


LOC A L PROPERTIES v i s i t , w .w w .b u rn ley • today.co.uk , ■ g. :r


2 BED COTTAGE New carpets and -r.


■ Mortimers


The Area’s Leading


LETTING


A GENT We can offer you.


peace of mind with a full professional LETTING and


MANAGEMENT SERVICE


r Christine Holaday Telephone:


consultation contact For FREE 01200 427331


.garden, £425 p.c.m. plus-bond. Tel. 01200 4 4 0 6 4 8 / 0 7 8 8 9 1 481901 (m).


GISBURN3 BED prop­ erty with garage/and


PATRICIA THOMAS


Tel. 01282 813124 Fax:850819


Star Properties Beautifully restored


detached period cottage situated in the village of Chatbum, nearClilheroc.


Superior high specification residence on the edge of


the highly desirable village of Sawlcy, Ribble Valley.


Wc have a wide selection of quality homes around


the Lancs/Yorks. borders. Our comprehensive


. brochure is available on request. Sorry no DSS.


• lover essential. Ring 01200 444527.


: Share kitchen and ;sh ow e r , room. Rent- , n e g o t ia b le + 2 5 % council, tax. ’ Animal


. house with parking. 2 rooms part furnished.


LODGER REQUIRED .for' central- Clitheroe


Removals


ROSE C O U N T Y Removals. Local and national. No job too big or small. Competi­ tive prices. Excellent s e r v ic e . Ful l / p a r t packaging. Tel. 01282 853740 or 077821 52073


SPENCE REMOVALS Over 70 years exp. Rec. for care, quality and value. Local and national, storage. Tel. 01282 424324.


E & L REMOVALS Anywhere, Anytime. Tel. 01282 694059 / 07939 803492


STEV E'S


removals, single items as well.* Tel: 01282 448748


c h e a p


' anywh e r e , r el iab le . Tel. 01282 720144


VAN & MAN removals & part loads, anytime.


MAN WITH VAN Ring Alan 07899 718043.


Property Wanted WANTED


3 MORE PROPERTIES For housing project Any condition


Up to £17,000 per house paid


If you require a quick completion


Telephone Mr Schofield on 01282 457340. (office hours) .


Classifiednlus whatever you want,'


whenever you want it,% \ynmclitheroetoday.co.uk/>


’hillip Titterington, on board two, rxbaum, on board four, both drew. Ilingworth, on board three, man- however, but new player John


i Home Services £785,000


Nooks Farm, Old Clitheroe Road, Stonyhurst, is a gem of a country retreat superbly located. With granny annexe or tennagers apartment and approx. 13 acres - details Andcrton Bosonnet (01200 428691).


£395,000


Stanley Coppice Farm, Roach Road, Samlesbury. This detached house is approx. 200 years old and is set in the rural location of Samlesbury - details MSW Hewetsons (01200 42 4142).


£199,950


18 Abbeyfields, Whalley, is a well maintained and extended semi detached bungalow. Being convenient for the village centre. The gardens are a particular fea­ ture. - details Athertons (01254 828810).


£172,950


15 Woodlands Drive, Whalley, is an excellent semi detached house. Sitting room, dining kitchen, 3 bed­ rooms, Garage & parking, landscaped rear garden - details Honeywell (01200 426041).


WHALLEY Pendle Drive,


Calderstones Park £650 pan


Three bedroom executive apartment, hall, lounge, kitchen with appliances, bathroom, alarmed, private carpark.


Telephone: 01254662466


BILLINGTON 9 Bank Cottages £475 pem


Superb two bedroom stone cottage, peaceful cul-de-sac,


totally


refurbished to high standard, abundance of quality fixtures and fittings, spacious dining kitchen, rear patio and raised gravel garden, own parking space.


Telephone: 01200420104


! 30 Country Life


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CHATBURN Mill Hey Croft, Sawley Road


£1,300 pem


Exceptional detached house, four bedrooms, one en-suite, lounge opening to games room, fitting dining kitchen, gardens and ample parking, gas c.h. spacious, furnished..


Telephone: 01200426041 To Let St James street,


Clitheroe. 3 bed end terraced house.


GCH, unfurnished. £400 p.c.m.


Tel. 01524 36311


EXEC SHORT Term lets, 3 bed rural cottage nr Whalley. Avai l, n o w ,


inclusive. Tel. Whal­ ley 01254 823064.


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HOUSE WANTED to r e n t , m i n .


bedrooms, Clitheroe a r e a . T e l . 0 7 7 1 4809504.


Property for Sale Barrowford


3 Storey new house. 2 bedrooms, garage. Off road parking.


Due for completion Jan 2004. Good


investment £129,000.


Contact Fiona 01200 44S380 or


07970782138.


is the large (16ft. long) breakfast kitchen, with a good range of fitted wall and base units and space for all the necessary household appliances, including a washer and tumble dryer. The kitchen also houses the gas-fired combination boiler. Upstairs, a landing leads to the three bed­


rooms and house bathroom. The two larger bedrooms both have fitted wardrobes, with the one at the rear offering distant views to Pendle Hill. The third and smallest bedroom - an ideal guest room or possibly a study - has access to the loft.


Restaurant Cafe Bar , j


How to protect your investment


LOVE is in th e a ir as hype builds around the forthcoming Hugh Grant romantic comedy “Love Actually", prompting many couples to consider the next step in their own relation­ ships. For one in four people, th a t


n ex t s tep is n o t a sp ark lin g engagement ring, but moving in together. Nearly a quarter of men and women between the ages of 18 and 49 are currently co-habiting, and the Office of N a t io n a l S ta t is t ic s predicts th a t the number of co-habiting couples will increase by 90 % by 2021. Yet figures show th a t the


three-piece suite in white, with a shower over, thebath.


The bathroom has part-tiled walls and a •


Outside, there is a pebbled forecourt to the


front with off-street parking for two cars and low-maintenance planted borders. To the rear is a substantial garden area,


again designed for low-maintenance, with two


, flagged patio areas, a lawn and a potting shed with power and light. To arrange a viewing or for more informa­


tion, contact Anderton Bosonnet at 31 King Street, Clitheroe, on 01200 428691, or visit the website at www.andertonbosonnet.co.uk


average time a co-habiting cou­ ple s tay together is ju s t three years. Break-ups are painful enough w i th o u t th e ad d ed com p lic at io n of hav in g to unravel a joint mortgage. With house prices remaining


high, a joint mortgage is a pop­ ular choice among those who cannot raise enough money for a deposit on their own or afford


P R O P E R T O M E W S


the type of property they want. However, without unromantic measures pu t in place to safe­ guard investments up front, m an y in d iv id u a ls will face financial heartache as well as emotional should a break-up occur. Clear C u t Mo rtg ag es


(www.clearcutmortgages.com) recommends couples should consider the following advice before taking the plunge: • Before you buy. work put


who can afford what and clear­ ly define how much each of you will be investing, both for the d ep o s i t and th e ongoing monthly payments. • Consult a solicitor about


creat ing a clear and binding agreement from the outset. • Be careful when i t comes


to mortgages th a t lock you in,


especially if you have never lived together before. I t may be wise to avoid five or 10-year fixed deals because if the rela­ tionship ends after three, you are likely to face hefty penalties in order the break out of th a t deal., • Decide if your agreement


will be a joint tenancy or a ten­ ancy in common. Many cou­ ples will opt for a joint tenancy th a t m eans th e p ro p e r ty is owned equally and will auto­ matically pass to the other per­


son if one person dies. If you’d rather your share of the proper­ ty passes to another member of your family, you should opt for a tenancy in common. A tenan­ cy in common will also allow you to take a larger share of the gains if you invest more in the mortgage than your partner.


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