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FROM its elevated rural location, this property enjoys stunning views from its gardens towards Pendle Hill and the Read Valley. The internal accommodation


IS not only well-planned, but also ■


spacious. Its large entrance vestibule has a .


flagged floor, while two sets of dou­ ble doors lead to the dining hallway which has a solid floor, two exposed stone walls, a vaulted ceiling and staircase leading to a minstrels’ gallery. The sitting room has a wide


Georgian bow bay window, mgle- nook-style fireplace and double


■Georgian French doors to the rear garden.


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: . A fitted bookcase unit with shelving and side cupboards are a feature of the study which has a cast iron oil-fire stove. The ground floor also has a lower


hallwa, a living room with recessed fireplace and a kitchen/breakfast room with Georgian bow bay win­ dow, units to three walls and fitted; appliances including an electric double oven, oil fired two oven range, fridge and halogen hob. The side hallway has a quarry tile floor, . while the utility room has base and wall cupboards, plumbing for a washing machine and dishwasher , -


and venting for a dryer. There is also a cloakroom and two separate low suite wcs. There is a spacious landing on


the first floor. Tlie master bedroom has a fitted ■


wardrobe unit to one wall and ad- ^ ■ joining dressing table unit, together with an en-suite dressing room, with plumbing for a shower room if required. ■ The front bedroom gives access to a storage area under the eaves and the house bathroom has been ■ recently fitted and tiled to provide a pedestal basin, panelled bath with power shower over and low suite wc.-- ", ■


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property has two rear bedrooms and a further four-piece bathroom suite with panelled bath, shower cubicle and pedestal basin. To the outside is a large detached


garage block incorporating a dou­ ble garage with two up-and-over doors which has a workshop/stor- age room above with light and power. There are also three large adjoining timber storage sheds. Set m well-fenced gardens of


around one acre, which are mainly


laid to lawn, the property IS ac­ cessed via a driveway leading to a “turnaround” and additional car parking.


„ Address: Higher Whalley Banks ^ '1 % Farm,Whalley,Clitheroev j , '


1-Price: £995,000 1* -V- j'T 1-1-‘'1" ‘ ' t l - ’ l ' - f ' r '-.‘Estate agent:'Fine & CountrV-_1'.“'Tf 1;' I Whallewy, Fine & Country Suite, 39. ; King Street, Whalley,BB7.9SP. Tel:.cnl ■ 01254 828922. www.fineandcoun- y f try.com^. '


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