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www.clitherooadvertisor.co.uk Thursday, February 12 2015 Hot Properties Churn Clough House, Churn Clough Reservoir, Sabden


This is a rare chance to buy an outstanding stone built residence which is situated


. in the shadow of Pendle Hill. Offered for sale for £649,950, the property was built circa 1892 for the water bailiff. Altered from its original cha­ let style design in 1995 and transformed into its existing structure, it is situated on the banks of Churn Clough Reservoir with uninterrupt­


ed panoramic 360 degree views.


Appointed internally to ex­ acting standards, there is a spacious entrance hallway, cloakroom, lounge and study. An open plan dining area opens to a superb fitted


kitchen. There is also a utility room. Upstairs, there is a mas­


ter bedroom with en suite shower room, three further


bedrooms and a house bath­ room.


The property is approached from the rear via a sweeping


stone set cobbled driveway with access via remote con­ trolled electrically operated wrought iron gates. There is


also a detached stone built garage. For more details call 01254 828922 or visit: www.finean- dcountry.com '


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popularstreet close to all stone fireplace. The lounge -room. The latter has a three‘s the amenities of Chtheroe - hasalargehandmade brick.,''piece suite with a bath and-1 town centre.


feature fireplace with a showerover.


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Presenting a great oppor- - cosyrealflameeffectgas ‘ Outside there is a ipaved tunity for a first tune buyer stove. The kitchen has pine - yard to the rear plus kor- S!


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Smiths Gore Saccary House, Saccary Lane, Mellor


Saccary House is a detached period farmhouse which re­ quires upgrading and reno­ vation throughout. Positioned in its own large gardens, the property which is offered for sale for £695,000, has plenty of po­ tential for anyone looking to create a large family home. The current owners have oc­ cupied the property for more than 30years and through


time have altered and ex­ tended it.


On the ground floor there are four reception rooms, one of which is a large living room and these rooms benefit from features such as ex­ posed beams, open fireplac­ es and large windows that


alio w in plenty of light. There is a kitchen, separate utility room and boiler room, plus a conservatory from which to


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. view the manicured gardens. Upstairs there are three double bedrooms, the house bathroom, shower room and


a study. A large landing area could easily be converted to a fourth bedroom. Outside there are 1.1 acres of garden and three timber out­ buildings.


For more details call 01200 411046 or visit: www.smiths- gore.co.uk


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