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Eaves Paddock, West Bradford, BB7 3JCS


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Coniston Hotel and the grounds in beautiful autumnal colours.


This includes mouth-watering options such as crab and watercress tian for starters, pork tenderloin stuffed with orchard fruits for main; The a la carte menu offers flavours like ' seared scallops with black pudding and a pea puree to start, wild duck breast on smoked bacon mashed potatoes, root vegetable crisps and a cherry sauce and a chocolate roulade with black cherries and brandy cream. Game is a speciality here. With the


pheasant season well under way, one dish to look out for is pheasant burger.


Perfect place plus paddock1 A HIGHLY impressive,


Pendle Hill to the rear, This spa­ cious and well designed accommo­ dation has been upgraded and im­ proved over recent years, to include a newly refurbished kitchen and, newly installed bathroom along with the addition of an en-suite bathroom to the master bedroom. An impressive L-shaped hallway


detached true bungalow, set in immaculately tended gardens with an adjoining paddock and ; located on a leafy country lane, - just a short walk from the centre of West Bradford, is offered for sale at £575,000. Benefiting from lovely views of


with solid oak flooring houses excellent storage m the form of a built-in cupboard. -The lounge, which enjoys lovely


views of the garden, benefits from a homely Living Flame-style gas fire, with marble surround and hearth: Double-glazed French-style win­ dows lead out to the side patio. The breakfast kitchen, which


boasts integrated Neff appliances including electric oven and halogen, hob, microwave, dishwasher and larder fridge, also has an impressive range of fitted floor and wall units, plus granite worktops and tiled ■ splashbacks. The ceramic tiled floor with inset lighting complements the


breakfast bar and seating area. The utility room has a range of


useful sitting/dressing area with a full set of fitted wardrobes to one


come-snug has beautiful views of the garden and paddock, solid oak flooring and more double glazed French doors. The master bedroom includes a


cream fitted units, which include display shelving and complementa­ ry worktops and tiled splashbacks, with a one-and-a-half bowl stainles’ steel sink and drainer with mixer tap. There is ample space for a turn ble dryer and plumbing available for a washing machine. The fabulous dining room- -


wall and a luxury ensuitc shower room with superb walk-in shower and under-floor heating. Three further spacious bedrooms


and a luxury house bathroom com­ plete the well presented internal accommodation. Outside, the beautifully laid out


gardens with large lawned areas, mature trees and borders, are : adjacent to a paddock that could


easily be incorporated into the main garden. There are two large


timber stables and a tack room, with power and lighting. The gar­ den offers a good degree of privacy with lovely views of the surrounding countryside.


FACTFILE


: Address:Eaves Paddock,< , Eaves Hall Lane,


■ Market Place, Clitheroe. Tel:v% ■ 01200420100. - ■ ,


• West Bradford. - ' Price: £575,000 Agent: Athertons, 12-14 1 - f


Web: www.athertons-iik.cbm.- The new Huntsman's Lodge, complete with open fire. Christmas in style


FOR Christmas in style, the Coniston is serving its festive lunch from December 1st to 23rd. Along with the traditional turkey and Christmas pudding, alternative fare includes Fleetwood smoked haddock for main and chocolate baileys trifle. Two;courses are £16.95


.and £22.95 for three. . As well as this there are two ways to celebrate the festivities. Available December 3rd,,9th, 15th and 16th is a three-course dinner followed


by disco, along with a party night buffet menu, including disco, on December 21st and 23rd. The Christmas two and three-night packages have a family feel and with a pet-friendly policy you can bring your dog. The hotel now boasts 50 bedrooms, with 22 more opening up within days.


Beautiful area . '


SURROUNDING the venue is the beautiful 1,400-acre Coniston estate, with Coniston hall where the owners, the Bannister family, live. Wthin the grounds,


entertainment is plentiful with a golf driving range, clay pigeon shooting, mountain biking, fishing as well as Land Rover driving experiences and a falconry centre. Wth its conference facilities,


it is a great location for corporate training days or team building. And with the hotel hosting


80 weddings a year, with couples guided by the hotel's experienced wedding planner, the venue can ensure your special day is just that - including the chance to say your vows by the stunning lake. The Coniston Hotel,


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Coniston Cold, Skipton, North Yorkshire, BD23 4EA. Telephone 01756 748080.


Right, Blackberry Creme Brulee, Apple Crumble Ice cream, taken from the Signature Menu.


Below, Estate Wild Duck, Confit Duck Ball, Smoked Bacon Mash, Roasted Root Veg, Sloe Cin Sauce £13.50, taken from the Lunch menu - served in either the Huntsman's or Madeods.


CM K


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