48 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, August 5th, 2004 Property for Sale The Old Stables Brookhouse Farm, Whalley
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. INNELLAN, MOOR LANE, WISWELL
* Desirable detached true bungalow
» Lounge, dining room, superb kitchen
+ - i V . , Offers around £475,000
RED HOUSE FARM, ALTHAM
• Semi-det farmhouse w ith ru ra l outlooks
• 3 receptions, farmhouse kitchen
1 3 bedrooms, 3-pce bathroom, study
Gardens, parking, stables; oil CH
Offers around £235,000 3 WARRINGTON
TERRACE, WHITEACRE LANE, BARROW
• Bay-fronted mid terrace house
• Lounge, dining room, kitchen • 3 bedrooms, 3-pce bathroom, sep w.c.
ONE ONLY REMAINING ON THE FIRST PHASE 3 The Old Stables
An exceptionally appointed conversion comprising: hall way, cloakroom with two piece suite, lounge, superb luxury Siematic kitchen with top quality appliances and Corian work surfaces, garden room/living room. First Floor: master bedroom with en suite (quality Roca suite), three additional bedrooms and house bathroom (with polished Limestone tiling). Gardens to front and rear with Indian stone flagged patio, 2 car garage. Double glazing. Central heating. Free hold. Solid Oak internal doors.
Only £399,950
SECOND PHASE TO BE RELEASED SHORTLY For further information contact
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• S ton eb uilt mid terrace house
• S it t in g room, living room, kitchen
• 2 good bedrooms, 3-pce bathroom
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GETTING your wooden windows in tip-top condi tion will not only stop them rattling and letting draughts in during the cold, blustery months, it will also give them a new lease of life for spring and summer when you'll want to have them open. Wet rot can be a major
problem, especially with painted softwood windows. Cracked . paint gives it chance to set in by letting water to seep into the wood beneath. You know your wood's in a bad way if it feels soft and spongy and can easily be penetrated by the point of a sharp knife. Act quickly to stop rot in
its tracks because otherwise it will spread and cause seri ous damage. A proprietary repair kit is what you need for this job - namely a spe cial resin hardening agent and a ready-mixed wood filler. Use a chisel to get rid of
as much rotting wood as you can and then brush on the hardening agent, leaving it to dry thoroughly. Take some filler and press firmly into the hole so the surface is a little raised compared to the surrounding area. Once fully set, sand the filler down so it looks like part of the wood. Paint over it for protection. Rainwater can also pene
Pane relief!
trate wooden frames and glazing bars if the putty is cracked or missing and prompt action is needed on this front too if you spot any problem areas. Go for acrylic putty
rather than the traditional linseed oil type and buy a putty knife to help you achieve a smooth and pro fessional finish. Take an old wood chisel
or broad-based screwdriver and chip out the failed putty making sure you avoid damaging the wood in the process. Dab on acrylic primer or undercoat to any bare wood tha t has been exposed and give it time to dry thoroughly. Fill the space between the
glass and woodwork with a bead of putty and press well in. Smooth it down with the blade of your putty knife
and work into a 45-degree angle. At the corners, form neat
mitres, then take a dry paintbrush all the way along the putty's surface to
bond it smoothly to the glass. It usually takes around 14
days for putty to become fully hardened at which point it needs a lick of paint. Try and take the paint right up to the surface of the glass so it forms a waterproof seal. If you don't have a very steady
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hand, use masking tape to help you get a straight line. Draughts and water can
also get in if there are gaps between window frames and the surrounding masonry. Small ones can be filled with non-setting frame sealant, which is sold in cartridges in a choice of white or brown, so you can match it to your woodwork. The bead of sealant needs
to be a little wider than the gap you want to fill, so cut the nozzle with this in mind, then fit the cartridge into the application gun. Gently squeeze the trig
ger to get the sealant flow ing and pipe it along any gaps you have found. If nec essary, dip your finger in some water and use it to smooth the sealant down as you go along. For wider gaps, an aerosol
foam filler is the best option because it sinks right in and expands to fill the gap. Keep squeezing the foam until it overflows above the surface a little but don't worry if you overdo it at first, because once it's set, the excess needs to be cut off anyway. For a neat finish, trim
and smooth the foam as level with the surrounding surface as you can, then paint over it to match the woodwork.
| M. Campbell, Settle - FEK 479 Pre-war ___________
J. Hartley, Earby, 1933 Austin 7 - AKE 586
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Official fuel consumption in mpg (litrcs/IOOkm) for Golf range: urban 42.2 (6.71-23.2 (12.2); extra urban 61.4 (4.6) -44.1 (6.4); combined 53.3 (5.3) - 33.2 (8.5). CO2 emissions 143-204g/km.
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