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bedroom cottage located on a * quiet, leafy lane, is on sale at £299,950. In the heart of Osbaldes-; . ;


; ton with open rural aspects ' and lovely views yet eqjoy- - ing good road links to the M6 . and the nearby Ribble Valley towns and villages, this cot­ tage', built in the early 1800s,


has been extended and up- .- graded and incorporates


: period features with modern living accommodation. On the ground floor in an entrance hall, inner hallway,


, lounge with large stone fire­ place plus exposed beams and a dining kitchen with integrated appliances and patio doors to the garden. • On the first floor is the


main bedroom with mod- - . ern built-in wardrobes, two more bedrooms arid a luxury -, three-piece bathroom. There is a small front garden, beautifully maintained rear garden and stone outhouse. For further information, contact Athertons, 53 King street, Whalley, 01254


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Meadow Viewisacharming:- development on Whins Lane in the pretty Ribble Valley ,. village of Read. Desigried/around a single cul-de-sac so that it is quiet,- peaceful,-private and seclud­ ed,^‘Meadow-View provides a safe"irid secure environment perfect for family life. • 5vC


-A The 16 properties are a


mix o f 2,3,4*and 5 bedroom homes offering something for everyone, from first time. buyers' looking-to make their first stepTinto the property - ladder to families looking for thatmuchneededextraspace. All the homes have been


designed and built to an e x c e p t io n a l s ta n d a rd throughout and are totally at one with its surroundings. Interiors are light and .


- spacious; with open plan living.spaces and bi-fold/ , French'doors leading out into the garden allowing natural . light.to flood in. Kitchens boast high quality


appliances and family areas perfect for entertaining.- Upstairs, master bed­


rooms b e n e f i t from an en-suite;,while the family


MEADOWVIEW DEVELOPMENT, WHINS LANE, READ a large selection o f tiles are


.1; bathroom is fitted with pure white sanitary ware fromRoca or Villeroy&Boch.- • - T h e fo u r b ed ro om


detached homes are called The Lytham, The Poulton and The Fairhaven. While the five bedroom detached homes are called the The Clifton. There is also a range of affordable housing.


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: When choosing a kitchen,. there is a large selection of contemporary and tradition- ; al ones available from Westby , Homes’ selection of Moores kitchens, which are accred­ ited with the royal crest. They include as standard


brushed chrome down lights,, plinth lighting, AEG stainless steel oven, hob and extractor, and a double oven in the five - bedroom homes, an integrat­ ed fridge freezer and washer/ dryer, plus an integrated dish-: washer and microwave in the five bedroom homes only. Thebathroomsanden-


suite have, as previously men­ tioned, Roca white sanitary ware throughout. Brushed chrome.down-


lights come as standard, there are chrome heated towel rails, -


• available to choose from (de­ pendant on the build stage)


' and there is wall tiling to bath- rooms/en-suites. ' ■ The properties have gas central heating and a Glow


, -Worm heating system, or : similar.” -


; A range of other iriternal


. fixtures and fittings are avail- • ; ’able, while external features


v include communal landscap-: ing and rear gardens finished - .with top soil.


: ” ' Fencing is" also provided as ■ is reconstructed stone eleva-


' tions.- Westby Homes also offers a


, .10 year Checkmate policy. FACTFILE


■ Agent: Pendle Hill - Properties, 154 Whalley Road, Read, BB12 7PN


■ Telephone: 61282 772048


■ website: www.pendle hillproperties.co.uk .


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