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35 Beech Drive Calderstones Park


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Comprising of r lounge, kitchen,


2 beds, bathroom. Whalley Rd area


- Refs required . ■£450pcm. -


Tel 07850 778212 eve 01200 444412


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a n o D S S , n o s m o k e r s , n o p e t s - £ 9 7 5 p e m


2 W o o d f o l d H a l l M e l lo r


g three storey mews style property 0 three bedrooms, en-suite, living room, snug g dining kitchen, rear yard, private parking 0 no DSS, no smoking, prefer no pets 0avaiiable from 13th December 2010 '


part-furnished £795 pern ’


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■ Large 4 Bed : Detached Property. Double garage & ■ gardens. .


Phone for details.


Tel 01200 440648 or 07889 481901.


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a n o D S S , n o p e t s u n / f u m i s h e d £ 1 ,3 5 0 p e m


FORT STREET, Clitheroe


2 bed unfum terr -


house. D/G, CH, well presented. Quiet


: ; location. £525pem.


Tel 07968 477068 or 01200 442661


Fabulous Apartments to Rent or Buy in Burnley & Colne Electronically gated,-2 bed


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9 Church Brow Gardens, Clitheroe: (New) A family size 3 bed semi det in the heart of the town with good decorations, Gas CH, Gardens, Garage and Conservatory.


Bank House Flat, Main Street, Gisbum: A recently refurbished 2 bed flat situated in this popular village. location. \Wth entrance, kitchen. Rrst Roon large lounge, 2 beds, 3 pee bathroom with shower over bath. New decorations and carpets throughout-


17 King Lane, Clitheroe: A recently decorated one . bed cottage situated in this popular town centre location, close to local amenlues comprising ent ~- lounge, fitted kitchen. FF double bedroom, 3 pee bathroom.' DG & C3CH. Small rear yard. New carpets.


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Pine St, Burnley, 2 Bed - £85p.w.-


Howsin St, Burnley, 2 Bed - £85p.w. Cog Lane, Burnley, 3 Bed - £110p.w. Ford St, Burnley, 2 bed - £85p.w.


Sackville St, Brierfield, 2 bed - £85p.w.


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Beautifully presented, fully modernised exec 3 bed det property in lovely cul-de^sac. 2 double beds, 1


^ single, 2 rec rooms, large cons, kitchen + utility - room. Access to garage which has elec doors. Weil maintained front and rea r garden; Double driveway. Must be viewed. 1st will take. Only £795pcm. Bond & Refs req'd.


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3 Bedroom large detached 2 great schools nearby and there's even a cinema up the road.


^PROPERTY FOR^ SALE/LET


bed cottage in . Ribble Valley.


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Contact Margaret 07843674818


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Holiday Let For Sale Buy this and earn up to £300 per week. View online at


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2 Bedrooms, House Bathroom, Open Plan


Uving Room Into large Fully Fitted Kitchen and Dining Area, Basement Cellar and quiet ' location with views.


£480 per cal month or may sell.


07885 080145 ,


A \’aluable small farm ideal for de\'dopment into a character residence \wth its own private road and sunound on the outskirts of Qiipping Village. The property comprises a stonebuilt three bedroom fonnhouse with adjoining 3 bay bam, second detached bam and 25 acres of quabty grassland with extensi\e views of the suiTOundingc^tryside.


Elalton Hill will be offered for sale by auction, fieehold with vacant possession and subj'ect to conditions unless sold prewously in December at a date to be announced.


Viewing strictly by iqipointinent with the auctioneers.. propertytoday


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.- Auctioneers: Ridiard Turner & Son, •v Old Sawlev Grange, Sa\\Icy,QiUicroe nn74LH


Tel: 01200 441351 Faix: 01200 441666 m Property


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THE latest monthly survey o f over 5,100 agents and surveyors by Hometrack highlights how falling demand and rising supply continue to put house prices under downward pressure...


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October registered the fourth consecu­ tive monthly decline in house prices - down -0.9%. The extent of house price falls increased over October with prices down across 56% of the country, tliis compared to 34% in September and 30% in August. Rising supply and faltering demand off the back of concerns over the economy and cuts in Government spending have led to deteriorating market conditions. Demand for housing dropped by -2.0% in October - the fourth monthly fall in. a row.


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Despite the weakening outlook, the supply of homes coming to the market • continues to grow. October .saw supply grow by 1.9%. -. Over.the past six months the supply of homes for sale has grown by 14% while demand has fallen by 8%. Across the country the North West saw the greatest extent of price falls (71% of postcodes registered falls) followed by the West Midlands (66%). Weakening market conditions have re­ sulted in the average time on the market rising to 9.6 weeks - the highest level since May 2009.


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The East Midlands and Wales now have an average time on the market of over 3


months. The proportion of the asking price being


achieved has dropped to 92.7% the low­ est level since September 2009.


Landlords are forced to make homes more green


LANDLORDS will be forced to install insulation under new legislation to make every home in Britain as energy efficient as possible.... Chris Huhne, the Energy and Climate Change Secretary, will set but radical plans to upgrade all 26 million homes in the country over the next decade. Under the‘New Green Deal’, house-. holds will be able to take out ‘pay-as- you-save loans’ from the local council, supermarket or chain store like B&Q. iThe loans of up to £10,000 will pay for-. , double glazing, solar panels or other energy efficiency measures and will be paid pack over time through savings on - fuel bills. ■ ■ ■


. Mr Huhne said the initiative will create more than 100,000 jobs over the next ' five years as home owners demand . ■


,‘green makeovers’. v. ,


However there is little incentive for ’ private landlords to take advantage of - . the scheme because they are not paying


thebills. As a consequence many privately rented homes are badly insulated. At the mo­ ment about 670,000 homes, more than a fifth of the total 3.2 million in the private rented sector, are rated G or F, - meaning they have some of the worst efficiency ratings in the country.


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To force landlords to act the new legis­ lation will “create powers allowing any tenant asking for reasonable energy ef­ ficiency improvements to receive them from 2015 onwards”. It will also allow local authorities to • : : insist that landlords improve the worst performing homes by installing insula­ tion. Let Insurance Services, a specialist insurance provider to the private rented ■


. sector, said it could cause problems for landlords and tenants. - ■


“ Anything that uses less energy and . improves running costs for tenants is to be welcomed but the danger is that •


unnecessary costs of installations can be passed onto tenants and end up costing them more,” said a spokesman. ■ “It should also be remembered that there are many properties where it is - next to impossible to improve energy efficiency without running foul of con- - servation regulations.” .


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Colin Butfield, Head o f Campaigns at WWF-UK, welcomed thenewmeas- -


• ures. . “The Government is absolutely right to be including the private rented sector in its Green Deal energy efficiency plans. - ; Without etforts to improve the millions of homes in the rented sector, the UK . .. would be unable to reduce carbon emis­ sions sufficiently or tackle fuel poverty,’’ he said. The Department for Energy and Cli­ mate Change pointed out that landlords will only be forced to carry out ‘reason-: able measures’ and the powers are under review.


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