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Superb Development o f 3 /4 Bedroom


Properties and Apartments


Manor House Developments (NW) Ltd Systems House, Liverpool Road, Burnley


DO YOU WANT TO


SELL YOUR HOUSE FOR CASH TODAY?


SHOW HOME NOW OPEN 1:1am-:5pm (except Tuesday & Wednesday)


' i P e n y l M M | 8 f r i ig h tm a v e « tl'&.W,Wilson; (Higham) Ltd •


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NWF KAVANAGH Residuntial Lettmqs


U i th e s H ill Farm W y colle r


2 Woodfold Hall Me llo r


Cragg House ewton In Bowland


Ring Samantha for a FREE valuation today on Burnley


Houses to Let


■detached grade II |isied farmt ■ private r S gar^ ^ ■ 3/4 recet^ n s , M ^ m s a E*S ■ garage,


p ^ n g


■ no D5S, pets or smoking unfurnished £2,150 pern


10 Woodfold Hall Metlor


•luxury ground floor apartment •living dining kitchen ■2 bedrooms, two en-suites ■private parking ■no DSS, no p e ls un/furnished £1,350 pem


R o se Cottage Waddington


■grade II lt^|d st^ ■ lawn garo ■ four doub] •workshoi


■ no OSS, no smoking u n furni■sh‘ ed£ £


11,,11!50 pem


CARAVAN OWNERS


Holiday cottages To let in


Bolton-by-Bowland Short Term


Winter Rates February/March .............


■two storey mews style property •two double-size bedrms, one E -S ■pvte parking, single garage ■No DSS, no smokers, no pets ■available immediately unfurnished £1,000 pem


■ Stone built, end of terrace cottage ■ smingrm, dining kitchen ■ conservatory.


2 bedrooms


• garden forecourt, flagaed rear yard « no DSS. smoking or pets unfurnished £675 pem


Tel:01200 447732


CLITHEROE 2 BED FLAT S e lf contained


appartment, bathroom and shower, fitted


kitchen and la rg e lounge GCH


£475 pem. Tel. 01200 423830


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


Please ring 01282 471082 or 07531 706453 to view. Houses to Let


Pendle roperties


SABDEN Pendle Street East p r o p e r t y ^ ^


Large 3 bedroom end terrace with detached double garage, substantial gardens and workshop out house £750 per month Crow Trees Road


3-4 bedioom semi detached property with


detached garage, gardens and private driveway £695 per month Tel: 01282 772048


Mobile: 07786 462107 [propertytoil3y.co.ukl


Email: info@pendlehill-properties.co.uk www.pendlehillproperties.co.uk


The Coach House, Duck Street, Clhhcroc, Tel: 01200 425697 w w w .D a l l i . s t e r s . c n . i ik


B BY B 2/3 bed. Newly conv f/cottage. £625pcm. 07747611411/01200 447377


Flats fi Apartments to Lei


SH AW B R ID S E S T 2 BED FLAT Newly refurbished, kitchen diner, bathrm, lounge. £500pcm No DSS or pets. Tel. 07859 834077.


i u d u s t r s a i & ^ o m m e r e i a i Property To Let


^ J O H N P A L L I S T E R ■ ^ CluineitJ Sun'cyors. Auctioneers. IjimJ Agents, Residential Sales and Lettings '


BELLMAN BUILDINGS & YARD TO LET


Suitable for many commercial uses subject to planning.


Agricultural stone barn comprising of approx. 1600 sq ft with large concrete yard currently housing 3 linked portacabins. Available on 3 year lease.


For further information please contact Catherine Pallister


www.Dallisters.co.uk


The Coach House, Duck Street, Clitheroe, Tel; 01200 425697


tfCSy -JOHN PALLISTER^


Chartered Sur\ e\vrs. Auctioneers. Land Agents. Residential Sales and Lettings


OFFICES TO LET


Stanley House, Lowergate, Clitheroe


Only ground floor suite remaining including 2 large oflices and reception/3rd office, heating, electric, rates and parking included. Town centre location in imposing building.


5 Shawbridge Street, Clitheroe


Prestige ground floor office suite in the centre of town with approx 1000 sq ft including board


room, storage, toilets, kitchen, parking and small garden.


For further information please contact Richard Pallister


705017 Houses for Sale


FOR SALE 3 bedroom Extended Semi Detached House ( Freehold).


01282 77773 07860 726749 sales@clovercroft.co.uk Mortimers ,


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W e a re a local com p a n y e s ta b lish e d for o v e r 25 y e a rs and bu y h o u se s , sh o p s , fa c to r ie s and land fo r ca sh , quickly.


• Do you want to rent it back? • Do you want to move out? • Have you got mortgage arrears? • Are you in a chain? ^ • Is your house run down? • Would you like professional advice in all . the above


tile opportunity to acquire a fully equipped farm comprising a superb detached four bedroom barn conversion, a range of traditional stone buildings with potential for alternative uses and a total of 104 acres (42 hectares) of agricultural land all situated at Abbey Village mid way between Blackburn and Preston in Central Lancashire.


The property is for sale as a whole or in four lots and presents opportunities to Farming.


Equestrian, Residential and Developer purchases to acquire all or part of the property which is


conveniently located and yet has the benefit of stunning views north over the Ribble Valley and beyond lo Forest of Bowland AONB along with t/2 mile frontage on the Leeds & Liverpool Canal.


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Clithe roe 422324 (Editorial), 01282 426161 (Advertising), Burnle y 01282 422331 (Classified)


Property Wanted _ s a


Houses for Sale pjwilsontftfcompany p u s d STANWORTH FARM


PRESTON O LD ROAD, BLACKBURN FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY


Middle class parents Iwant a fall in price


;;..||M0RE than 60% of middle /"ijfclass parents believe their ,;^children (aged between 20- l l^O ) will not be able to buy •’(‘Vtheir first home without fi- r||&ancial support from them,


LAN D AT DEAN LANE GREAT H A RW O O D , BLACKBURN


FOR SALE BY IN FO RM A L TENDER F IN A L R EM IN D E R


Of interest to agricultural, equestrian and leisure purchasers amd as a potential long term investment 1.2 hectares (3 acres) of agricultural


pasture land with field, shelter / barn situated on the outskirts of Great Harvvood


29 WITHNELL FOLD WITHNELL, CHO R LEY


FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY


,?5-|gaccording to a new poll. iMSThe YouGov survey, commis- S?|^oned by the National Housing ifiyederation, also shows that 28% middle class parents would like


ll^Shouse prices to fall lower than currently depressed levels,


. ')™| with 34% saying they would like ‘ Iw l


prices to remain the same. 33% want house prices to


" increase. The research also shows that 82%


_ of middle class parents want the banks compelled to do more to


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15 Kenilworth Drive, Clitheroe


£202,500 o vn o ( NO CHAINt


Full details and additional pictures, please view via wv/w.Houseweb.com


Property number 90821 or contact seller on Houseweb Telephone number 0870-288-4309


WORKSHOP/STORAGE UNIT CLITHEROE TO LET


Great,850 sq ft (gross internal) secure unit to let on flexible terms with concrete floors, block walls and roller shutter doors.


Henthorn Road, Clitheroe. Contact Andrew Coney for further details.


v /w w I p w c s u r v e y o f s^ O T ^ c J. Telephone Heston 01772 88'2277 ,';-1/VVK-[


A traditional three bedroom terraced Mill VL'orkers Cottage located in the attractive and conveniently located village ofWithnell Fold,


The property is in need of modernisation.


' i| help first time buyers, such as reducing the large deposits now rouhnsly required. The poll, which is published on ‘he first day of the Federation’s


rA’I annual conference, shows that the depth of the housing crisis now gripping the country is having a di­ rect impact on the middle classes, and the ability of middle class young adults to compete in the housing market.


rig The survey of 503 middle class parents, with offspring aged beftveen 20-30, found that 59% of affluent mothers and fathers be­ lieve they will have to dip into sav­ ings or retirement funds to help their children buy a new home. The study found that 52% of mid­ dle class parents feel there is now a social expectation that parents will provide a deposit for their children to buy a home. According to the poll, 57% be­ lieve their eldest child will need a


■ A LETTINGS agent which has an :: office m Burnley is urging landlords to ; invest in environmentally-friendly fea— : tures in response to increasing demand from tenants. According to Belvoir, in Padiham Road, a growing number o f tenants are now insist-


' ing on green features. ; , Belvoir managiog director Dorian Gon- ■ ; salves said: “Until now, it’s mainly been. ; home-owners who’ve embraced eco-frierid- i ly lifestyles. However, the recession forced : many onto the rental market and, when '■' ; combined with a growing number of young ; tenants who’ve been brought up green, this group is looking increasingly influential.”


; For landlords keen to capitalise on this r growing market, Belvoir has identified a


series easy eco-friendly modifications that • • will appeal to “eco tenants”;


? Recycling and composting area - To


: recycle “green” waste, allocate a spacious outside area, ideally close to the kitchen. ; • Water butt connecting to the gutter


• system - Each year 85,000 litres of rainwa- ter runs off the roof into a sewer but it can be recycled.


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• Outside washing line - Ticks a lot of green boxes over a tumble dryer -


deposit of least £20,000 in order to enter the housing market. Federation chief e.xecutive David Orrwill unveil the findings at the organisation’s annual conference, which is being held from today (Wednesday) until Friday (22 Seotember) in Birmingham, at the ICC. Mr Orr is due to tell delegates: ‘The fact that 63% of middle class first time buyers will not be able to buy without recourse to the Bank of Mum and Dad is shocking. ‘The findings o f this research show that the growing housing crisis - with supply not meeting demand - is affecting people from all sec


tions of society. ‘Not only are millions of people now on waiting lists and living in overcrowded conditions, but the majority of middle class first time buyers cannot get a foot on the housing ladder without substantial help from their parents. ‘Over the years, we simply have not built enough homes for the demand that is out there. Last year, only 113,000 new homes were built across England, which is the lowest figure since 1923. ‘The Government needs to do more - at this time of widespread cuts - to protect the provision of housing.


less en­


ergy, 100% natural and more efficient. • Growing space - Opposition to GM'


‘As the Government considers cutting public spending, minis­ ters should avoid drastic cuts to the housebuilding budget. Our research shows a cut of 40% to the budget would slash the number of planned new affordable homes for England by 230,000 up to 2020.’ He added: ‘The Government should also consider compelling the publicly-owned banks to make more funds available for mort­ gages for shared ownership homes - which cater for people who are unlikely to be a priority for social housing but not affluent enough to buy homes without significant support from their parents.’


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SudusIrSag & Coisimeroial ProparSy To LeS


m m Affordable Storage -


^ .Workshops - Offices 22U to 6,000 sq ft


Good roadside access off A56 Short or long term lets Incentives Available


Soughbridge Mill, Colne Rd, Kelbrook Tel. 01282 615153 or 842738


V9ww.kelbrookmillworkspace.co.uk I


Responsible lending must be at the heart of any recovery


c


e v e n tougher restrictions on mortgage credit would be a disaster for the housing market which is already suffering its worst slump in decades, the Federation of Mas:


ter Builders (FMB) has warned. Responding to the suggestion from the


Financial Services Author!^ chairman. Lord Turner, for tougher restrictions on mortgage CTedit as a long-term policy, Mr Richard ^ment, director general of the FMB, said: Responsible lending must be at the heart of


the renewal of the UK’s financial system, but restricting further the availability of mortgage


finance will keep responsible borrowers out of the market. “More good borrowers are needed urgently


to get the housing market moving. Further restrictions will add fuel to the fire. “Such a measure would only worsen to.the


severe housing shortage in this country which includes nearly five million people on social housing waiting lists. “Almost 240,000 new homes are needed


every year from 2008 to 2031. As a result of the financial crisis the UK built just 123,000 new homes in 2009/10 and numbers are not set to rise to anything close to the necessary levels in


the near future. “The banking crisis has led to changes in the


price and availability of mortgage finance to first-time buyers. In a recent survey of FMB members, 67% of house building respondents felt that lack of mortgage finance was prevent­ ing potential clients from buying homes from them, and 79% indicated that lack of mortgage finance was causing the business to slow the rate of building. “The FSA must ensure the system entitles '


lenders to some local discretion so mortgages are more, not less, accessible at reasonable rates for responsible borrowers.” '


^ foods combined with world food short- . ; ages has recently given rise to home-grown ■ vegetables. Designating a space for organic : food growth js a real plus point for greens. • Cycle storage -Many.greens opt for bi- ’


, cycle transportation over motor vehicles so ‘ a two or three bike invisible storage space ■ can be very appealing.


- . ■ - And for landlords wanting an environ-


V mental overhaul, tenants will also be im- , pressed by the following water and energy ■ saving eco-measurcs;


,• Aerated taps and shower heads, which mix water with air to produce a flow that


; feds strong but reduces water usage by • Radiator boosters, which suck the


'heated air from behind a radiator and cir- -


■ culate it around the room far quicker than natural convection.


: . • Toilet water savers, wljich when placed ; in a cistern, reduce the amount of w a t e r '


; used per flush, saving as much as 40% an­ nually. .


-• Eco-friendly A-rated white goods, ■ which use less power. -


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■ • Eco-friendly bulbs, which use 25 watts of energy to put out a daylight equivalent of. 100 watts.


• Loft Insulation, which reduces^nnual


; heatloss by. 15% and saves one ton of car­ bon dioxide a year. Insulation made from


: 90% recycled plastic bottles will add extra ^ appeal.


■ • Condensing boiler, which saves about-. i. . 1.7 tons of carbon dioxide and £200 a year.


: And for those wanting to go the whole . hog there is the ultimate green accessoty: : _ • Renewable energy sources - By install- - : ing solarpanels or tubes to produce hot ^ i water and photovoltaic (P V) panels to' ■ I convert sunlight to electricity,you could • ;■ tempt any green tenant and even sell excess: energy back to the National Grid.


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