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St. Michael & St. John’s School Hall, Lowergate, Clitheroe Want to find out about the proposals for The Grand, York Street? Want to have your say?


Oasis UK invite you to an evening hosted by Oasis founder Steve Chalke MBE and the team at The Grand. The event wiii consist of a short presentation on proposals for The Grand, followed by an openj time that will allow for questions and a time to express your opinion. Cheese and wine will be served. The evening will take place on 28th March at 8:00 PM at St. Michael and St. John’s School Hail. For further details please contact: grandconsulTation@oasisuk.oro


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WITH contemporary styling, 21 High- woods Park, Brockhall Village is a superbly presented home. The four bedroomed property is on the market at £409,950 with Purple Willow. It benefits from a substantial land­ scaped rear garden, along with attrac­


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tive garden frontage with ample park­ ing and an integral garage (currently split to provide a gym). The entrance hall, which gives access to the gym, has understairs storage. The lounge enjoys a garden outlook via the patio doors which lead to the large consen/atory. This enhances the


living accommodation and provides additional space. It is open to the breakfast kitchen which is fitted with a contemporary range of units. At ground floor level there is also a cloakroom, dining room and utility. The master bedroom has a dressing area fitted with extensive built-in mir­


rored wardrobes and a spacious en- suite. Bedrooms two and three have a Jack and Jill en-suite, and there is also a fourth bedroom and family bathroom with corner spa bath and separate shower. To the front of the property is an


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attractive garden frontage with ample parking and integral double garage. The rear garden has a large flagged patio area and a separate decked area. For details contact the agent on 01200 444224 or visit; www.purplewil- low.co.uk


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NO. 1 The Woodlands, Whalley, is for sale with anderton bosonnet for £415,000. With hardwood floors and gardens, the family friendly design has four reception rooms, conservatory, five bedrooms and attached garage. Contact the agent on 01254 825569 or visit: www.andertonbosonnet.co.uk


A MID-TERRACED, three bedroomed cottage is for sale with Fine and Country for £225,000. No. 2 Smithy Cottages, Mill Lane, has a spacious lounge, dining kitchen, downstairs w.c, three piece house bathroom and a garden area to the rear. For more details, the agent can be contact­ ed on 01200 427331 (www.mortimers-proper- ty.co.uk).


A TWO-BEDROOMED mid-terrace cot­ tage is on the market for £218,000 with Athertons. No. 4 Warren Fold, Hurst Green, has an entrance vestibule, two reception rooms, kitchen, three-piece bathroom and landscaped rear gardens. Contact the agents on 01200 420100 (www.athertons-uk.com).


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NO. 2 Southfield Drive, West Bradford, is a five- bedroom, detached with provision for a “granny flat’’. On offer with Purple Willow for £410,000 it has entrance hallway, lounge, dining room, kitchen, util­ ity, bathroom and conservatory plus study/second lounge, four bedrooms, bathroom and a fifth bed­ room with en-suite shower room. For details ring 01200 444224 (www.purplewillow.co.uk).


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