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'Cresta' a Magnificent 5 Bedroom Detached Home with superbly designed family accommodation ingeniously combining state of the art contempo­ rary style with charm and character, which is further enhanced by 1.5 acres of landscaped gardens includ­ ing a tennis court, and set in most sought aher loca­ tion


CRESTA SOLD


Outstanding 4 bedroom detached Home. Extensive gardens, double detached garage, Conservatory. GF: Hall, Study, Lounge, Dining Room, Breakfast Kitchen, Drying Room and Conservator. First Floor Master Bedroom with en- suitc. Bedrooms 2,3 & 4 plus Family Bathroom. A delight­ ful family home in a envi­ able cut-de-sac position.


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LANGHO ' £210,000'


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Deceptively spac 3 bed mid- terraced cottage. Well pre­ sented accomm comp; Porch, Dining Lounge, Kitchen and Utility. First Floor 3 Beds & a Family Bathrm. Attractive private enclosed paved gdn with a delightful open aspect Pkg for 2 cars to the front Close to the national motorway network, this delightful cottage has a lot to offer


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SAWLEY, CLITHEROEK 7 ; " - £625,000 ' -' ' ‘ ■


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Georgian splendour per­ fectly portrays this stun­ ning (2200 sq ft) 4 bed det home with its deceptively spacious internal accomm, GF: Ent hall, study/bed 4, breakfast kit, dining room, cloakrm & cellar. FF: lounge, 3 bedrooms, bath­ room & shower room. Delightful rear garden, courtyard frontage. Must view


UNDER OFFER^ * ' £485,000 '


Substantial 5 Bed Victorian Mid Terrace Proper^. Cellar, Hall, Lnge, Sitting Room/ Format Din Rm, Din K it Utility & Swr Rm. FF 3 Beds, Sep w.c and House Bathrm. SF, spac Landing Area, 2 Beds. Generous gdn to the front'york stone paved private patio gdrn to rear, det single garage and carport


\ ^ANK LODGE, SAWLEY ROAD.y yHOLYROOD 5 CLITHEROE ROAD


UNDER OFFER '£249,950 _


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Spacious & beaut present­ ed 3 Bed Three Storey Town Hse. GF.Vest, Hall, Cloakrm, Utility Room, Study. FF. Kitchen & L- shaped Lnge/Dining Rm. SF, Master Bed with En- suite Shower Room, Beds 2 & 3 plus Family Bathroom. Integral gge, parking, garden to rear mainly laid to lawn with paved patio area.


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5 Bed Det Home set in a peaceful loc and offering well prop living accomm. GF Ent Hallway, Lnge, Din Room, K it Utility & Bathrm, Consv plus


. . Study/2nd Lounge. FF:


iu k Beds 1,2,3 & 4, House Bathrm plus Bed 5 with en- Shvvr Rm. Good sized


mature gdns front/rear, attached gge, driveway to the front Viewing ess


,2 SOUTHFIELD DRIVE CLITHEROE'/-.*,


' £249,950 1'-.: 1 loeai family home.


Briercliffe is a substantial 3 bedroom detached home in extensive private gar­ dens with open country­ side to the rear. Spacious living accomm. GF: hall, liv­ ing room, dining room, kitchen & conservatory. FF: 3 bedrooms plus bath­ room. A wealth of original charm and character. An ideal family home.


Wonderfully spac 5 Bed Detached Home. Hall, Cloaks, Study, Lounge, Din Rm, Breakfast K it Utility, & Conservatory. FF Master Bed with Dressing Rm & En-suite, Bed 2 with En* suite. Bedrooms 3,4 & 5. Bathrm & Library. 2 car Garage, parking, garden to front plus a generously sized lawn to rear


28 PENDLE DRIVE ‘ , CLlTHEROEf


■ , OIRO £218,000


A fabulously spac 3 Bed Bay Fronted Mid-Terrace. Ground Floor: Lounge, Din Rm, Kitchen First Floor Master Bed and Bed 2, plus Family Bathrm, Attic A versatile Attic Rm, could used as a 3rd Bed/Study. Attractive front gdn & sur­ prisingly generous private enclosed courtyard to rear.


a much sought after loc


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CLITHEROE ■ £195,000


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Traditional 2 Bed Mid Terraced Cottage with that little extra. Delightful liv­ ing accomm. GF: Lounge/Dining Area, Kitchen. FF: 2 Beds & Family Bathrm. Converted Attic, gorgeous g'arden to the rear with paved patio area, lawn, pond and stun­ ning views. Exposed beams adding charm and charac­ ter. View essential.


A superbly appointed 2 Bedroom Ground Floor Apartment conveniently situated for access to


Clitheroe Town Centre and all amenities. Lounge open to kitchen area, master bed with cri-suite shower room, bedroom 2, bath­ room. Fitted to highest


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specification with all extras included. Ready to move into. Vacant possession.


VOV.OIIk I — 15 WHALLEY OLD R O A D y y i SPRING M E A D OW y V 2 BRIDGE COURT


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Conveniently sit close to Clitheroc town centre this delightful garden fronted 2 Bed Mid-Terr has lots of appeal and the following living accom. GRVest, Hallway, Luge, Din Rm, & Kit. FF 2 Beds & Fam Bathrm withasep dble size shwr enclosure. Priv end rear yard & gdn area. GCH & upvc DG, definitely one to view.


CLITHEROE £142,500 ,


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2 bed End Townhouse offering excellent privacy at the top of a small cul- de-sac and a location that is close to Clitheroe town centre and all its amenities. GF Hall, Lnge. Din Rm, Kit & Lean to conservatory. FF: 2 Beds and a Bathroom. Garden rear & to the side of the property. Open porch to the front. GCH and upvc DG. View rec


UNDER OFFER- £149,950


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A characterful 2 bedroom mid terraced cottage in the picturesque village of Sabden. GF: lounge, kitchen. FF: 2 bedrms & bathrm. Feature external porch, front walled gden area plus a private enclosed rear yard, par­ tial wood & upvc DG, GCH, newly fitted white bathroom suite. Vacant possession is offered.


27 WHALLEY ROAD


UNDER OFFER £182,500


Mod 3 Bed Mid Town hsc finished with quality'and style. Ground Floon Lnge, Din Kit, Clks. First Fir: 3 Bedrms, Bathrm. Gdn to front, external enclosed porch & rear garden with raised decking and steps to down to a gravelled patio area. Single det gge to rear. Gas CH, uPVC DG. View early.


' /£159,950,.


2 bed semi is a true delight with stylish well presented accomm. GF, Lounge and Dining Kitchen. FF 2 Bedrooms and Bathroom. A super garden to rear, private parking for 2 cars to front & set in a peaceful cul-de- sac. A must view property providing a ready to move into home with a realistic asking price.


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BARROW £169,500 '


2 Bed End Mews Prop immac pres with the fo l- . lowing living accom. Grnd Fin Ent Hall, Cloakrm, Kit and Lounge/Din Area. FF: Landing, 2 Beds and a Fam Bathrm. With gdns fr/rr both easy to maint. Priv prkg min 3 cars. Sit within a quiet CDS & makes an ideal ready to move into purchase. Early wew recomm


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A spacious 2 bed garden fronted mid terrace set within the village of


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Barrow & enjoying open countryside to the rear. GF: Hall. Inge, dining rm, kitchen. FF: 2 bedrms & bathrm. Good size private rear yard. With plenty of scope for improvement this is the ideal chance to make your own mark. View to appreciate.


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UNDER OFFER OIRO £165,000


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Immaculately presented 2 Bed Garden Fronted Mid- Terrace offers a superb ready to move into home. Ground Floon Hallway, Lounge, Dining Room, and Kitchen, First Floor Bedrooms 1 & 2. Bathroom.'Attic Attic Room with velux skylight. Single garage to rear &a private enclosed Indian stone paved yard.


124 W O O N E LANE J Ct'rightmove.


THE house moving industry is a seasonal one: most people move in the spring and summer given a choice. That makes perfect sense of course, but, according to the British Association of


Removers (BAR), when the busy time comes it makes sense to book your move early if you can. , - The removals trade


association says that many people are caught short when they assume th a t , their friendly ^ moving man will be ready to S transport their M worldly posses- M sions a t a >


moment’s notice. “During the


quiet times, espe­ cially in January and February, mov­ ing coinpanies often have spare capacity, but the rest of the year customers need to plan ahead,” said BAR spokesman Paul Swindon. “The pressure on the moving industry really


heats up at the end of every week - people like to move on Fridays - at the end of each month - people in rented accommodationi stay as long as possible - and at the end of each quarter. I t ’s also busier during the summer school holidays as families relocate after their children finish school so they can start afresh at


the beginning of the new term. “So if you are moving house, try not tp move on a


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Friday, particularly if i t ’s the last Friday in the month. If it’s the last Friday in March, June or Sep­ tember, stay well clear. Most moving com­ panies will charge higher rates for moving on these traditionally busy days.” Paul added: “It you do have to move house dur­ ing a busy period, try to be first on the list by giving your mover as much notice as pos- sible. People often wait u ntil they have a completion date, then call the mover tor an esti­ mate. I t ’s much better if they have their survey and choose their pre­ ferred moving com­ pany while the house is still up for sale.


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sonable period of notice. Two weeks is usually enough.


“There's a lot to think about when you are moving house and often, booking the


movers gets forgotten until the last minute. If you have a ‘For Sale’ board outside your house right now, why not give your local BAR member a call - maybe the next phone call will be from the buyer you’ve been hoping for. Don't forget - if you are moving, look for the BAR badge!”


Search to find best rural property in land


A NEW award scheme to find the best rural build­ ings across England and Wales has been launched by the Country Land and Business Association (CLA). The CLA Rural Buildings Awards, in association


with Knight Frank, is one of the CLA’s Centenary initiatives and will showcase the very best new or converted rural buildings that reflect not only a wide range of diversification projects,'but also high quali­ ty design and workmanship. These can be anything from affordable housing,


holiday accommodation, business units, farm shops, restaurants, traditional farm buildings, sporting facilities or tourism projects. Douglas Chalmers, director CLA North, said:


“The built heritage of our countryside is constantly evolving to match the changing opportunities in our


rural economy. ; The CLA Rural Buildings Awards scheme will


illustrate how rural businesses can take advantage of modern design and yet can recognise the importance of fitting in with the existing environment.” Sandy Douglas, head of Knight Frank Rural Con­


sultancy, said: ‘"There has been a beneficial shift in the use of rural hiiiiriine.s. nrnvidinv diversified rev­


enue for the landowner, new uses for old and often these important buildings contribute to the commu­ nity.' “This trend will continue which is why we are


pleased to be involved in the project with the CLA. “As well as looking for good design, the judges will


take into account projects which fit in with their environment, benefit the local community and have considered energy efficiency.” Awards are made regionally across two categories -


new and converted buildings. Entries are judged to a standard, not against each other. A further award will be made by the CLA Presi­


dent selected from among the regional category award winners. ■Winners mil be announced in November 2007 and


will receive a commemorative plaque and certificates at an award ceremony in London in December 2007. The deadline for entries is April 30th. For more information on the scheme and details of how to enter: O visit the centenary section at www.cIa.org.uk • e-mail ruralbuildings@cla.org.uk a or call 01.539 567.597.


Converted bam set m mature'gardens, enjoying panoramic views up the Ribble


Valley Gallened entrance hall, drawing room, dining room with sitting area and french windows onto terrace, kitchen, laundry/pantry, 4 dbl beds, dressing room^ed 5, family bathroom, shower room. Walled garden. Detached “


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The Register of Country Houses is available to assist owners to sell, discreetly if so desired, with a minimum.of trauma and cost. The Register is also available to assist purchasers in


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THINK you might need to obtain plan' ning permission when carrying out work on your home, but have no idea where to begin? Are you the owner of a small business


starting up or expanding your business? Are you concerned about influencing the


policies and plans that guide decisions on . housing, regeneration, development and conversation in the area where you live? Two free guides to the workings of the


planning system, setting out all the infor­ mation you need to understand the system in England, have been launched by Plan­ ning Aid and Urban Forum - organisations dedicated to empowering local people so they can effectively influence decisions affecting their neighbourhoods The “Planning Pack”, the more detailed


of the guides, -contains a series of 17 fact sheets providing an in depth explanation of the different aspects of the planning sys­ tem including:


' O Applying for planning permission • Commenting on planning applications • Small businesses and the planning sys­


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Urban Forum’s “Handy Guide to Plan­ ning”, which provides a more basic intro-


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“The planning system can be complex to understand and therefore intimidating, which is why we have produced these new, free guides to help individuals, community groups and businesses get to grips with the process.” Urban Forum Chief Executive, Toby


Blume, said: “Most communities’ experi­ ence of engaging m th the planning system tends to be opposing planning applications they don’t want. We need to help commu­ nities understand how they can influence decisions about what happens in their areas in a more pro-active way. The Handy Guide and the Planning Pack help commu­ nities to make sense of, and engage with, planning in their area.”


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