prapertytoday.co.uk www.clitheroetoday.co.uk 24 Clitheroe Advertiser STimes, Thursday, July 13th, 2006 clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Going from strength to strength


Clltheroe-based James AIpe Umited continues to prove a major success story in both the Ribble Valley and beyond with the Introduction of their 7th new business and major expansion at their Lincoln Way premises...


James AIpe Limited has long been ^ o n ym o u s witli providing vehicle solutions in the region; from car sales and servicing to vehicle livery, car hire and van convei'sions. Now. with the launch of the company's seventh business arm, James AIpe Limited have turned tlieir attention to the business and fleet market.


Vehicles play a paramount role in the day-to-day running of the majority of businesses and, these days, companies pay far greater attention to the various options available to them when considering vehicle procurement.


The new business. Centrepoint Vehicle Leasing provides professional advice and assistance to ensure that when it comes to company vehicles, every business stays on the road.


Centrepoint Vehicle Leasing combines a passion for cars, a wealth of experience and a real depth of hands-on knowledge to take the stress out of acquiring vehicles and ensure that the process is as enjoyable, hassle-free and cost effeaive as possible.


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APPROACHED through breathtaking parkland, and with an inspiring rural her­ itage all around, 10 King Henry Mews, Bolton-by- Bowland, is on the market with Anderton Bosonnet for £410,000. This outstanding mews


barn conversion currently provides three bedrooms, but could readily adapt to give four. With vaulted ceilings and


exposed timbers, it comprises more than approx 1550 sq ft/144 sq m and has a vestibule, hall, cloakroom, dining hall, lounge, dining kitchen, utility, bathroom, en


suite, patio-style garden with extensive communal gardens. A sought-after-home in a


highly-desirable location. For more details, or to


arrange a ■viewing, contact the agent’s Clitheroe office on 01200 428691.


OFFERS over £750,000 are being asked for a spacious barn conversion, surrounded by gardens in Clitheroe. Swallows Barn a t Lower


Standen Hey in Whalley Road, is offered by Athertons. The property offers two


cloakrooms, dining room, farmhouse kitchen and boot room. Steps from the kitchen lead to a study and snug and , more steps lead up to a lounge, bedroom ■with adjoining bath­ room, four further bedrooms and a bathroom. There is also potential sepa­


rate accommodation with a spacious lounge area, kitchen and utility, and bedroom.


vehicles and a detached dou­ ble garage. The front garden is mainly lawn and a side gar­ den has a patio, shed and greenhouse, as well as a well- stocked garden to the rear with ornamental pond and paved patio. Viewings are by appoint­


There is parking for several


ment with the agent on 01200 420100 or 01254 828810.


Centrepoint offers nationwide coverage and sister company Sign & Design offer full vehicle livery prior to delivery: a gentiine ”one-stop sliop". Furthermore, the company is keen to ensure that prospective business clients understand tfie various funding methods available to them,


One of the main considerations is tax implications for directors and employees. 'Benefit in kind' resulting from the provision of a company car can mean hefty income tax. Centrepoint can advise you on this, and other issues, in a jargon-free manner.


As an independent company. Centrepoint can source from the whole of market for your vehicle -. from Mini to Maserati, Peugeot to Porsche. You may wish to consider the funding options before choosing a make and model: these fall into 2 general categones - ownership and usership - and an analysis, of your business circumstances will help to determine the correct route.


The most obvious ownership option is outright purchase but there are often much smarter ways to acquire a vehicle.. Hire purchase, for example, requires a relatively high deposit but allows ownership to pass to the customer at the end o f the term, subjea to a small option to purchase fee. ■


Lease purchase is similar but a proportion of-the. final amount is deferred to form a "balloon payment" at the end of the term. Capital outlay is lower but a greater amount of interest is paid over the term tlian with hire purchase,


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Anotfier new venture (above): James: AIpe Limited's-premises on Peel Street, now also home to Centrepoint Vehicle Leasing;


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SELBORNE HOUSE is a mature detached family residence, built in the early 1900s. The property also has


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the additional benefit of a large detached true bun­ galow within its grounds. The main house was


built around 1903, while the bungalow was con­ structed in 1979. At Selborne House, the


accommodation compris­ es an entrance porch with quarry-tiled floor and three windows leading to the entrance hallway with the original door. There is an adjoining store place/cloaks area under the stairs. There is a fireplace with


Personal contract purchase is very similar to lease purchase but caters for individuals who opt out of their company car schemes and non VAT-registered businesses.


- A new home (above): : JameS'Aipe Sign & Design Sales Director Ian ' Jones outside the Lincoln Park site.


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There are then options available to those wt io favour usership rather than ownership. The most well-known is contract hire in which a vehicle is loaned for a fixed period and then returned. ; Deposits usually consist of 3 monthly payments upfront and the fixed monthly running costs make for easy budgeting.


Alternatively, finance lease follows many of ttie same principles as contraa hire except that the customer often has the option of selling the vehicle at the end of the period rather than returning it.


Centrepoint Vehicle Leasing is based on Peel Street, along with James Alpe's car sales, hire and valeting businesses.- Due to, major expansion, James AIpe Sign & Design has in recent weeks moved to much larger premises on Lincoln Way (see


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polished marble inset and matching hearth in the lounge, which has bay win­ dow and side oriel window. The dining room has a


Selborne House and Bungalow, Back Commons, Clitheroe


Price: £750,000


boarded floor and benefits from a uPVC picture win­ dow and a non-opening side window. In the living room the uPVC patio doors have a French open­ er.


dual gas and electric range and a single drainer inset sink unit. The staircase leads to the first floor land­ ing. One of the rear bed­ rooms has a three-piece en suite including a panelled bath with electric shower. There is a built-in


A side hallway has a ce­


ramic tiled floor and part- glazed side door. The groundfloor shower room also has a low-suite WC and pedestal wash hand' basin. There is a fully-op- erational utility room. Also on the groundfloor is a study and a dining kitchen with a range of laminated base and wall cupboards, ceramic tiled floor, central heating boiler, a Stoves


wardrobe and dressing unit to one wall of a front bed­ room, as well as an en-suite shower room. The other front and rear bedrooms also have en-suite shower rooms. A break staircase leads to the second floor where there is an attic bed­ room, adjoining walk-in dressing/play room and a three piece bathroom. Selborne Bungalow has


an L-shaped entrance hall, a lounge with bay window and modern fireplace with electric circulated fire. The dining kitchen has a range of modern laminated base


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Spotlight on this week’s hot properties


• ated ■within the ■village of West Bradford, which is offered for sale at £475,000 by Purple Willow. Built in 1993 this home's lo­


PICKERING Croft is a splendid four-bedroom de­ tached home idyllically situ-


cation offers privacy and the following spacious living ac­ commodation. Ground Floor: entrance hall, lounge, dining kitchen, study, utility, and cloakroom. First floor: bedrooms one,-


garage and ample parking making this a substantial home with a lot to offer. Viewing is recommended to


two, three and four with a family bathroom and gener­ ously sized shower room. You will also find good sized gar­ dens, a double detached


Two homes in this sale


and wall cupboards, a single drainer sink, electric cook­ er point and part-tiled walls. The side utility room is plumbed for an automatic washing machine. Tliere are two bedrooms to the rear. The bathroom has a pan­


elled bath with shower over and an in-built storage cup­ board and airing cupboard with hot water cylinder. Both properties enjoy


large gardens. A separate drive leads to a detached double garage with up and


over entrance door. Each property has a separate gas central heating system and both arc fully double glazed. Viewing is by appoint­


ment with Mortimers’ Pres­ tige Homes Department, on 01200427331.


appreciate. For more informa­ tion visit Purple Willow’s website on the following: www.purplewillow.co.uk or ring 01200 444224.


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