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" With absolutely gorgeous panoramic views, this double fronted Victorian era semi-detached home will hold you in its enthral. Having undergone extensive works in recent years its period facade subtly disguises a bang on trend contemporary interior which is sure to impress! The south facing landscaped gardens are bathed in warmth on a summers day and there is ample off-road parking. The accommodation briefly comprises hall, lounge, an amazing kitchen diner with log burner, three generous bedrooms and two bathrooms. (1,173 sq ft/109 sq m approx/ EPC: D).

Few Ribble Valley properties have a finer view than Brooklands.

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Directions Brooklands is very close to Whalley high street and easy to find. Leave Whalley along King Street crossing the river bridge and proceed up the hill past the Bridge End properties. Turn right into Longworth Road, directly before Billington Brass Band Club. Proceed for approximately 100 yards and the property can be found on the left hand side. Services Mains supplies of gas, electricity, water and drainage. Gas central heating to panelled radiators from an Ideal Logic condensing combination boiler. Council tax is payable to RVBC Band F. We are advised the tenure is Freehold. Additional Features The property has PVCu double glazed windows, stripped wood panelled doors with ebonised handles, ornate ceiling cornices and an encaustic tiled vestibule floor. Built in 1906, Brooklands was originally built as a family residence though it has also been a bakery and a 'cottage' maternity home. Location Brooklands is situated on the very edge of Billington and closer to the centre of Whalley than many Whalley properties. It certainly enjoys some of the finest views of the area. Accommodation The front door opens to a hall with a decorative ceiling cornice and an encaustic tiled floor to the vestibule area. Light floods through the south facing half landing window. At the foot of the staircase you will see a decorative corbelled arch. As you sit and relax in the lounge you are reminded of the amazing view across to Whalley Abbey and the Arches. Set within a brick lined chimney-breast and on a stone hearth is a cast iron gas stove; there to give you instant heat when you need it. Very much on trend the open plan kitchen diner is on many people's wish list these days. Infused with light having windows on two elevations you will find its a great place to socialise with family and friends. When the cooler weather comes you'll be kept toasty and warm from a contemporary styled wood burner. The uber stylish kitchen cabinetry is by Nolte from Intoto, featuring handless doors, Silestone counters and an island unit with dining bar. So sleek its almost a work of art. There is a Blanco under-counter sink with a Quooker boiling water tap and a fluted drainer. The quality Neff appliances consist of a fan oven and grill, combination microwave oven, plate warmer and an induction hob beneath a ceiling extractor. In addition to this there are integrated fridge/freezer, washing machine and a slimline dishwasher. The front facing window enjoys the view across to Whalley whilst the rear looks over the gardens. For general storage the understairs cupboard is most useful. On the first floor landing there is a spindled balustrade and a large sliding sash window affords a view of the rear garden. Time aged pine doors with black ebonised handles open to all the bedrooms and the bathrooms. The master en-suite looks across fields with livestock grazing. To the left the railway arches and beyond the river the ancient ruins of Whalley Abbey; the former home to a Cistercian order of monks. In the distance you will see Longridge Fell, Waddington Fell, Wiswell Moor and Pendle Hill. The same views are enjoyed by bedroom 2. The master en-suite shower room consists of a cubicle with mermaid panels and a thermostatic shower, low suite wc and a washbasin/vanity unit. Ceramic wall and floor tiling, towels warming on a chromed ladder radiator. Bedroom 2, another large double, has a cast iron fire surround which is a cosmetic focal point, something you'll also find in bedroom 3. The stylish house bathroom comprises a panelled bath, quadrant shower cubicle with thermostatic shower and mermaid panels, low suite wc and a washbasin/vanity unit. Ceramic wall and floor tiling and a glazed toiletries cabinet. For your towels, a tall chromed ladder radiator. Outside To the front a stone walled garden with gateposts and a metal gate; a stone flagged footpath leading to the front door. Enjoying a plot much wider than the property, there is a two-car width drive to the side, laid with stone setts, with a further pebbled area for additional parking if required. Basking in warmth and light on a sunny day the south facing rear garden is generous by any standards. There is an Indian stone patio offering a tempting alfresco option with L-shaped wrap round lawns, reached by a series of steps with feature ball finials. The two levels defined by stout natural stone walling. If you're looking for a character property with contemporary credentials and views to die for, this is it. Viewing Strictly by appointment with the Agents. "