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HOW are your nerves standing up? Watching England in the World Cup is


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end of proceedings, the nerves begin to jangle - both on and off the pitch. The quarter-final line-up is now decided,


and it is a Europe-dominated one with England up there with the best of them. Well, we expected that didn’t we? That is the part of it that has been pre­


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Spotlight on this week’s hot


BANK . LODGE, Sawley Road, Sawley, is a stunning . ; four-bedroom detached house on the books of Purple Willow with an asking price of £625,000. ■ The ground floor comprises .


an entrance hallway, two-piece cloakroom, diningroom, break­ fast kitchen with'integrated appliances, utility room and a study/fourth bedroom. There is^ a twin compartment cellar with fitted units and the cen­ tral heating boiler. At first floor level is a large lounge, making the most of wonderful views, three bedrooms, a three-piece house bathroom and separate


shower room. Outside a court­ yard and private rear garden designed by an award-winning landscaping company complete the package. More details can be found at the agent’s website (www.purplewillow.co.uk) or to arrange a viewing contact the agent on 01200 444224.


WITH an asking price of £154,500, 1 The Stables, at Parson Mews, Clitheroe, is a slice of urban Utopia at a very affordable price. This classic semi-detached


stone cottage sits in the heart of Clitheroe, overlooking the market and with views beyond. Full of traditional cottage character, this little gem bene­ fits from gas central heating, double glazing and even has its own parking space. Briefly, the accommodation comprises a comfortable lounge, dining kitchen, two good bedrooms and a bathroom with shower. An ideal opportunity for first


A MATURE detached house set in large formal la\vned gar­ dens, Higherfield, at Osbalde- ston, is on the market with Honeywell for £675,000. Great views from every win­


time buyers, or perhaps an older couple wanting all the town’s amenities close at hand, To arrange a viewing cali


the agents, Anderton Bosonnet on 01200 428691 or find more details online at www.ander- tonbosonnet.co.uk


dow come with this property, which is tastefully decorated throughout. A hall, cloakroom, large lounge, separate dining room utility room and a spa­ cious kitchen with solid elm units comprise the ground floor accommodation. Upstairs there are three generous bed­ rooms, all with built-in or fitted storage, a four-piece house bathroom and separate WC. A double integral garage


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with power, light and hot and cold water, plus gardens run­ ning to about one acre com­ plete this package. To arrange a viewing contact the agent on 01200 426041 or find more details online at www.honey- well.co.uk


This family home has it all


A DETACHED four-bed- room family home, designed and crafted to meet the needs of modern living, with private gardens, a double integrated garage, set in a secure family-ori­ ented gated development and all for under £390,000. Number 1 Highwoods


Park ticks all these boxes and many more. Part of the high-quality BrockhaU Vil­ lage development - a gated community set in beautiful countryside—this property has been built to exacting standanis and, unlike many modern houses, provides generously proportioned accommodation through­


out. At ground floor level, a ■ large and light hallway has


plenty of space to house a study area and has access to a two-piece cloakroom, with low-suite WC and washhandbasin.


1 Highwoods P a rk , Brockhall Village, Old Langho.


P r ic e : £ 3 8 9 ,9 5 0 . (No chain) The main reception room


is stylishly finished, an Adams-style fireplace set­ ting off the Living Flame gas fire, and has pleasant views towards Kemple End. Large double-glazed win­ dows give this house a light and airy feel throughout. Part-glazed double doors lead to the adjoining dining room, which enjoys views of the rear garden through double-glazed sliding doors. The spacious dining


kitchen has an extensive range of good quality fitted wall and base units, plus rolltop work surfaces and tiled splashbacks. A break­ fast bar extension provides additional seating if required and integrated


appliances include a four- ring gas hob and double oven, fridge freezer and dishwasher. The practicali­ ty of a tiled floor extends to the adjoining utility room, which has more fitted units and worktops, a sink unit, integrated washing machine and space for a drier, plus access to the inte­ grated garage. A return spindled stair­


case leads to the first floor, where all the rooms are accessed from a landing which also houses the airing cupboard and condensing boiler. The large master bedroom, with distant rooftop views to Kemple End and beyond, leads to a walk-in dressing area with


fitted and mirrored wardrobes on two sides. There is also a three-piece en-suite with a double shower compartment and twin “his ‘n’ hers” hand basins. Bedroom two has fitted


wardrobes lining one wall and shares a “Jack and Jhl” en-suite shower room with bedroom three. With part- tiled walls, the shower room has a glazed shower com­ partment, low flush WC and wash handbasin. Bedrooms three and four


share part open views in the foreground. The house bathroom has a four-piece suite in white with chrome fittings, including a pan­ elled bath and glazed show­ er compartment. The integral double


garage, with direct access from the house, has two separate metal up and over doors, light and power and


plenty of space for storage or a workshop. In front of the garage is parking space for at least two cars. To the front of the house


is a lawn with privet hedge while to the rear is an enclosed south-facing gar­ den offering good levels of privacy. I t is laid mainly to lawn, with planted borders and a stone flagged patio


area. To the rear and side of the house is a further gar­ den area, raised and tiered and landscaped with peb­ bles and shrubs. More details can be found on the agent’s website (www.andertonbosonnet.c o.uk) or make an appoint­ ment to view by calling the agent’s Whalley office on 01254 825569.


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