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AN imposing four-bedroom detached home with a seclud ed feel and mature impressive gardens is offered for sale at £1,200,000 by MSW Hewet- son. The Laurels, 2 Maple Close,
Whalley, offers a reception hall, drawing room, dining room, garden room, breakfast kitchen, summer house and together with a downstairs toi let, cloaks, utility room, rear hall, boiler and drying room. A feature staircase, with half
landing and store room, leads to the property’s master bed room with its own dressing room and en-suite. There are
two further bedrooms, while the fourth bedroom has an en- suite bathroom. The proper ty ’s house bathroom is this floor’s final room. For more details, or to
arrange a viewing, contact the agent’s Clitheroe office on 01200 424142.
APPLETON LAITHE is a spectacular three-bedroom property situated in an excel lent village location. This outstanding stone built
semi-detached cottage at 4 Crowtrees Brow, Chatbum, is on the market for £259,000, with Honeywell. Offering approx 1,020
sq/ft/95 sq m of accommoda tion and finished to high stan dards, one of the property’s three bedrooms is en-suite, there’s a luxury four-piece bathroom with separate show er enclosure and free-standing roll top bath, a modern fitted
A DECEPTIVELY spacious gable end terrace house in a much sought after Ribble Val ley village is seeking offers in the region of £159,950. The tastefully appointed
dining kitchen with a range of built-in appliances, and lounge with feature fireplace and stone flagged floor. Outside, there are pleasant
gardens to the front and side. Viewings are by appoint
ment with the agent on 01200 426041 or 01254 824411.
three-bedroom family home, which is situated at 29 Padi- ham Road in the heart of Sab- den, comprises entrance
. vestibule, lounge, dining room, kitchen with a range of contem porary units, beamed ceiling and UPVC leaded external door to the rear garden. A staircase leads to the first
floor landing and the three bed rooms, the first of which has an
en-suite shower room. There is also a house bathroom. To the rear of the property there is a garden area. Viewing is recommended.
For more information call Mor timers’ Whalley office 01254 825556 or visit the web-site at
www.mortimers-property.co.uk
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■ Adrian Stigwood (Mr Donut) will be
providing the outside catering. ■ Sandersons Dance Studio will be pro
viding cheer leader demonstrations in the arena at various times from around 1pm.
■ Norman and Elaine McLaren
("Larenzo and Mrs B") of Rossendale, who are professionally trained clowns, will be in attendance from 1.30pm to 4.30pm to provide a " Mix and Mingle walk with production box" to entertain children of all ages.
■ There will be parades of classic and
new vehicles in the arena throughout the afternoon.
■The prizes to the winning entries will
be presented in the arena between 4 pm and 5 pm.
■ St John Ambulance will be on hand to
provide first aid/medical facilities located next to the driveway to Towneley Hall about midway up the "Triangle."
■ Any emergencies, fire or otherwise,
should be reported at the Rotary gazebo which will be located on the top side of the arena next to the PDRA gazebo.
■ The Rotary gazebo is also to be the
information point for reporting lost and found children or property.
■ Toilet facilities will be available in the
cricket pavillion and will be clearly marked. A freshwater tap is also available for use outside the pavillion.
■ There are toilet facilities for the dis
abled in the foyer to the new extension of Towneley Hall.
■Car parking for the disabled will be
provided and its location will be indicated by the Rotary stewards.
See pages 45 and 46 for ali the entries
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A STONE-BUILT peri od farmhouse offering deceptively spacious accommodation is this week’s featured proper
ty. Located in a convenient
residential area. Goose- butts Farmhouse boasts a through kitchen, dining and garden room, five first floor bedrooms, including one with en-suite facilities, as well as a house bath room and separate shower room. To the rear of the house is a private enclosed garden with stone paved patio. Many character features
are incorporated into the property including stone flagged floors, pitched ceil ings, exposed beams and cast-iron stoves. An entrance hallway with storage cupboard
Goosebutts Farmhouse
Goosebutts Lane, Clitheroe,
Offers over £450,000
leads to the inner hallway. The two-piece cloakroom has mosaic tiled floor and splashback. Glazed French doors
from the lounge open to the rear patio area and there are also windows to the front elevation; its fea ture fireplace has a stone carved surround and stone flagged hearth housing the cast-iron Living Flame gas stove. There is also a fea ture fireplace with gas stove set into the chimney breast in the sitting room. The kitchen has a range
of green coloured wall and base units with comple mentary granite work sur
faces and tiled splashback. There is a one-and-a-half bowl stainless steel single drainer sink unit, an inte grated Stoves double built- under electric fan oven, a five-ring stainless steel gas hob with extractor hood over and integrated dish washer in the kitchen. The dining room, which
is open from the kitchen, has a stone flagged floor, exposed beams and recessed spot lighting. There is underfloor hearing and a feature stone fire place with fitted gas stove. Open from this room is the garden room which also has stone flagged floors with underfloor heating and French doors to the rear garden. There are exposed beams
and a television point in the first bedroom, which
has a dressing room with a range of built-in furniture including open-fronted wardrobes and a dressing table. The three-piece en- suite has a washbasin, w.c. and fitted shower-bath. The second bedroom has
oak flooring with under eaves storage and there is loft access from the third
bedroom. The fourth bed room has exposed beams and there is a fitted cast iron fireplace in the fifth bedroom. The property also has a
three-piece shower room and a four-piece white suite house bathroom which includes a corner shower enclosure. A stone-flagged
driveway to the front of the property provides pri vate parking. The rear garden is main
ly laid to lawn with a small pond and flagged patio area. Viewing is by arrange
ment with the agent, Hon eywell, who can be contact ed on 01200 426041.
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