A well presented semi-detached house with brick elevations under a pitched concrete tiled roof, built circa 1981. Enjoying a favourable position at the head of a popular cul-de-sac on the edge of farmland. The accommodation briefly comprises: porch, open plan lounge diner, garden room, stylish Wren fitted kitchen, three bedrooms, three-piece bathroom, off-road parking, detached garage and a wide landscaped garden to the rear. (805 sq ft/74.8 sq m approx/EPC: D).

A super home, be sure to view.

Directions - When travelling from our office proceed to the end of York Street. Turn left at the roundabout into Well Terrace, continue over the next roundabout into Waddington Road. Bear left before the railway bridge into Railway View Road. Continue past the railway station and Booths Supermarket, crossing the railway bridge and into Bawdlands. Continue past Rufus Carr into Edisford Road for approximately half a mile. Turn right into St Paul's Street by the Church. Take the second turning on the right into Queen Street, left at the end and then first right into Meadow View. The property can be found at the head of the cul-de-sac on the left-hand side.

Services - Mains supplies of gas, electricity, water and drainage. Gas central heating to radiators from a Rameha condensing combination boiler. Council tax payable to RVBC Band C. Leasehold tenure - 999 years from 30/10/1981. Ground rent payable £25.00 per annum.

Additional Features - The property has PVCu double glazed windows and external doors, metal finish light switch and plug socket covers.

Location - The village of Low Moor lies to the south west of town between Clitheroe and Waddington. There is a primary school nearby (Edisford) and the walk into town takes approximately fifteen minutes.

Accommodation - Approached from a porch, the open plan lounge/dining room offers plenty of space for contemporary living. The room's focal point is a carved stone chimney-piece with a coal effect living flame gas fire for instant warmth. The front window is a wide oriel type and off the dining area, French doors open to a garden room with a tiled floor. The stylish Wren kitchen cabinetry is paired with smart stone effect counters and upstands with splashback tiling in the popular Metro style. There is a Blanco composite sink unit with a matching black mixer tap and the ceiling has easy-clean board for practicality. The built-in cooking appliances consist of a Bosch electric oven with an induction hob beneath a glass extractor filter. Fridge/freezer and slimline dishwasher are integrated and there is also an eye-level built-in microwave oven.

On the first floor there are three bedrooms consisting of a first floor double with partial views of Pendle Hill, a rear facing double with partial views of Kemple End, Waddington and Grindleton Fells and a front facing single with a built-in cupboard above the stair bulk-head. Not to be outdone, it has a perfect view of the Castle Keep with Pendle Hill in the backdrop. The bathroom is three-piece and comprises a panelled bath with a thermostatic shower and glazed screen over, pedestal washbasin and low suite wc. The walls are tiled.

Outside - To the front a gravelled forecourt with parking for two cars leading to a detached sectional garage by the side of the property. The rear garden is considerably wider consisting of a lawn edged with perimeter planting including some specimen ornamental trees, three stone flagged patios and two gravel seating areas.

Internal viewing is strongly recommended.

Viewing - Strictly by appointment with Anderton Bosonnet - a member of The Guild of Property Professionals.

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