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a most charming and beautifully located gentlemans residence enjoying stunning picturesque aspects and offering sumptuously appointed highly flexible accommodation, imbued with a deep sense of refined understatement the accommodation comprises (2030 sq ft/ 189 sq m approx.) hall, drawing room,


lounge, dining room, conservatory, siematic kitchen, three first floor bedrooms, en-suite, house bathroom, attic room, excellent garage and workshop, beautiful gardens, we're sure you'll enjoy!


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laycock farm £ 5 9 5 ,0 0 0


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orchard house, copster green £ 4 7 5 ,0 0 0


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pleasantly located at the end of a cul de sac, this is a substantially extended period farmhouse which has undergone recent renovation by the current owners with style and imagination, the spacious accommodation provokes a sense of space throughout with subtfe, yet poignant alterations, two of the four bedrooms each have loft rooms ideal as a play area/study. set in approximately 0.75 acres to include rear paddock with superb views, a wonderful opportunity.


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on anglers dreaml casi out your line from the garden of this delightful semi detached period cottage and you can have fish on fridayl enjoying a beautiful river's edge setting on the banks of the ribble and easily accessible for the m6/65. briefly comprising (1885 sq ft/175 sq m approx) lounge, dining room, sitting room, dining kitchen, shower/utility room, three good bedrooms, bathroom, set in approximately one third of an acre, a rare find.


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the locational attributes of this extended detached home are excellent, being positioned on this highly sought after semi rural location with, superb rear countryside views, the substantial accommodation (2235 sq ft/208 sq m approx.), whilst perfectly serviceable, would also present creatively frustrated purchasers the opportunity to unleash latent design inspired ambitions.


jack house farm, broaden lane, barnoldswick


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jock house form is located in o little known rural idyll enjoying the security of neighbours but retaining vital privacy, its excellent equestrian facilities include six loose boxes, floodlit sand arena, six acres-plus large gardens and □ host of vital outbuildings, with sublime views to the three peaks and convenient access to the m65/a59, it must be seen, architecturally significant the listed building offers three double te a s , three reception plus kitchen, garaging (1500 sq ft/139 sq m approx.); many period features, full of cnaracter.


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