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Keenans GisburnRoad.Gisburn


This detached house situat­ ed in the village of Gisburn is well presented throughout. Enjoying spectacular views and set within around one acre of private gardens it boasts an abundance of liv­ ing accommodation. Filled with character this house is a comfortable fam­ ily home that has many unique characteristics such as a cobbled courtyard lead­


ing round to an English stone flagged patio. On the market with Keenans estate agent for offers over £400.000, this well present­ ed home has a stone entrance porch, a couple of spacious reception rooms, a good sized dining kitchen with utility room, a bathroom and three bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower room. Along with the principle


house, this property also has an attractive annex which boasts a lounge, kitchen, shower room, utility room and the property’s fourth bedroom. Outside there is a substan­ tial Tarmacadam driveway, a workshop, two garages and further outbuildings. For more information call 01200 422824 or visit www. keenans-estateagents.co.uk


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Millside; Glitheroe Road; West Bradford; This attractive detached property is a perfect family home. Offered for sale with hon- \ eywell estate agents for' -


I £315,000 this house offers a - large famfly dining kitch­ en and a good sized lounge complete with log burning stove plus four good sized bedrooms with an en-suite shower room to the master.


There is also a four-piece bathroom. Thisindividuallydesigned splitlevelhouseeqjoysan elevated position only a short walk from the River Ribble. A light and airy house it has a dual aspect tothemqjorityofrooms, enjoyingviewsofWest -- Bradford which recently celebratedvictoryinLan-


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■ , cashire’s Best Kept Village A Competition.


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cadani driveway with pri-v'i vate parking leading to the 1


garage. There are alsowell .4 maintained gardens and a ‘i r ear Indian stoned flagged) .p a tio..


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For further details call •/.; 01200 426041 or visit www. •.{ honeywell.co.uk


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6 bedroom principal residence, 3 bedroom farmhouse, extensive range of modem steel frame livestock & gen purpose buildings & 45 acres prime grassland with some woodland bounded by River Hodden For sale as a whole but offers considered for principal residence alone. EPC Ratings: Bam - C, Farmhouse - E


Hacking Boat-House Stonyhurst £1,500,000


An historic property of local importance sympathetically converted by the current owners into an impressive country residence, lying in one of the most picturesque locations in the area. Steeped in local history this 6 bedroom period property has spacious internal living accommodation over 3 floors, lying in substantial gardens and with open aspects over rolling farmland. EPC Rating E


Hollin Hall Lodge Longridge £999,999


Commanding extensive panoramic views in one of the most outstanding locations for residential property in the area, this 6 bedroom property lies in 1.75 acres of formal gardens (with extra land available by separate negotiation) & also includes stables, tennis court, pool house, double & single garage. EPC Rating D


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Mortimers Mylah Cottage, Rimington Lane, Rimington


Beechwood Barn Sawley £950,000


A detached period property Mylah Cottage, formerly three weavers cottages, is of-' fered for sale for £599,950. Converted several years ago into one detached house, the property is located in the rural idyll of Rimington and surrounded by breathtaking views of the Ribble Valley in­ cluding Pendle Hill. This family home offers: well proportioned family


accommodation. It has sev­ eral spacious rooms includ­ ing a hallway, cloakroom, sitting room, study, lounge, a good-sized dining room and a recently fitted kitch­ en. Upstairs, there are four bedrooms, one with en-suite shower room, and a family


• bathroom. Outside, there is a cottage- style garden adjoining open farmland, plus a sweeping


pea gravelled driveway with private parking for several cars. This leads to a double garage, complete with light­ ing and water. . The front lawn has well stocked flower boarders making it a lovely place to sit and eqjoy the breathtaking landscapes. For further details call 01200 427331 or visit www.mortim- ers-property.co.uk


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A luxury detached property with imposing internal accommodation and lying in an exceptional rural location. Complemented by an adjoining Coach House and incorporating a self-contained apartment and 4 car garage, it has been skilfully converted to exacting standards and now provides flexible family sized living accommodation. Extra land is also available by separate negotiation. EPC Rating C


The Old Coach House Sabden £825,000


A beautiful 5 bedroom family home which has never been marketed before, very rarely do you find a house o f this age with rooms of such huge proportions. An imposing detached residence occupying an exceptional rural location accessed via a private road on the fringe o f Sabden village and in an Area o f Outstanding Natural Beauty. EPC Rating D


Riverside Lodge Sawley £825,000


Mature detached residence lying in an enviable location with elevated views to the front towards the River Ftibble & convenient for Clitheroe. Includes 3 bedrooms plus a guest suite, substantial gardens with a paved patio courtyard area, lawns & well stocked flower borders & a detached garage. EPC Rating D


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Sai l extremely popular m b k S n ° S S ^ akfaSt - AsweUastteattachedga-.j dentlal area of Clitheroe. I .’Afterbeingreducedfrom


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>-■ rage,.there is. a car port and* •. 1


1? £675,000; the property is 1 • pH ^ ^ f l^ an d u t te gK r t - ., A The property is situatedinJ |£°®e,r^df6rsalewithMSW ThereLriforisb CeS” ' : ' r ‘ imelevatedpositionwith I'. Hewetsonsforoffersinthe ■ a n d r e ^ n f , h »Wf^TO0™ i sl^ ^ di^ gard.e? S


|\re^n'of£625,oi6o^'v.^.':''.K;^ race ‘T kaliway tothega-, .mainlylawned, with floral | ??■ Onthegroundfloor.the Unshoe *1.:* '


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more details cafloiaop 1 - 1 ?42‘4i4a or visit; wivw.-':;> . ,] . “ F ^ P w o e h o u s e b r t h - ^ in s w t e w e t s o n s ^ ^ ^ Call 01254 828922 Scan me with your smart phone to view the listed properties online. www.fineandcountry.com Sunnymeade Grindleton -£795,000 Lying in one of the most exceptional locations in the village


this mature detached 4/5 bedroom residence lies in beautiful established grounds o f approx I acre with simply spectacular south facing views to Pendle Hill. Separate single & double garages plus other useful outbuildings. EPC Rating E .


Fieldings House Barn Whalley Banks £795,000


Detached 4/5 bedroom periocj house & barn conversion of immense character occupying a delightful countryside location on the slopes ofWhalley Nab with stunning views. Large formal gardens, I acre paddock, stable block with 3 stables & tack room, hay store, turnout area. EPC Rating D


Lower Hud Lee.Farm Hurst Green £665,000 I ............ - • :• *...•» •. • -.t


A n individual 4 bedroom detached residence being a former farmhouse with later extension to the rear lying in an exceptional rural location on the outskirts o f Hurst Green Village with open aspects to the front over the Ribble Valley and the side and rear over rolling farmland.This chocolate box looking property lies in substantial gardens. EPC Rating E


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