A fabulous semi-detached home with a superb standard of presentation. Built in 2013, it was extended in 2019 to create a stunning kitchen diner with bi-folds. The rear garden is wide and south facing, with two off-road parking spaces. Having partial underfloor heating and solar panels, it comprises: hall, lounge, kitchen diner, two-piece cloakroom, three bedrooms each with built-in wardrobes, en-suite and house bathrooms. (865 sq ft/80.4 sq m approx/EPC: C).

Certainly one of the best of its kind. Viewing is strongly recommended.

Directions - Leave Clitheroe along Whalley Road passing Clitheroe Golf Club and follow the A59 south. Leave the A59 at the first roundabout onto Barrow Brook. Continue over the roundabout into Hey Road and the property can be found on the left-hand side.

Services - Mains supplies of gas, electricity, water and drainage. Gas central heating to radiators from a Potterton Promax boiler. There is a Santon unvented indirect solar cylinder linked to the roof panels. Council tax is payable to RVBC Band C. The tenure is Freehold. There is an estate charge of approx £194 per annum.

Additional Features - The property has PVCu double glazed windows, external front door and bifolds. Hansgrohe brassware and Roca sanitaryware, solar roof panels, electric underfloor heating in the kitchen diner, chromed light switch and plug socket covers, LED down-lighting. Built-in wardrobes to each of the three bedrooms, part boarded loft space, double skinned timber shed in the garden with light and power.

Location - Favourably positioned between Whalley and Clitheroe, providing excellent access to the A59 trunk road.

Accommodation - With the weather protection of a distinctive roof canopy, the front door opens to hall, a wide staircase rising to the first floor. The lounge has a deep silled oriel window, wiring for a wall hung TV and a dado rail. Off the inner hall there is a two-piece cloakroom with a concealed cistern wc and a corner pedestal washbasin with a mixer tap. A full width single storey extension has allowed the creation of a fabulous kitchen diner with bifold doors that open to a level patio and two Velux roof lights. The smart fitted cabinetry has gloss finish cupboard fronts with an abundance of storage and a dining bar incorporated into the peninsular unit. Sleek quartz counters and upstands are paired with contrasting Metro tiling and there is an under-counter sink with a chef's flexible hose mixer tap. You'll see LED kickspace lighting and concealed worktop lighting as well as ceiling downlighters. The built-in cooking appliances consist of an electric oven, microwave oven, four-ring gas hob beneath a glass and stainless steel extractor and the integrated appliances consist of a fridge/freezer and dishwasher. There is also plumbing for a washing machine. The large format floor tiles have electric underfloor heating and line up with the tiles to the patio; one of the many examples of the excellent detail to be found in this super home. In the dining area there is concealed wiring for a wall hung TV.

On the first floor landing you'll see a loft access hatch. There are three bedrooms, the smallest of them fitted out as a dressing room/home office with built-in furniture along two walls including wardrobes, shelving and a dressing table/desk. Bedroom 2 has a built-in wardrobe with the master also having a run of wardrobes. Its three-piece en-suite comprises a tiled cubicle with a Hansgrohe shower valve, semi-pedestal washbasin and a concealed cistern wc. The walls are part tiled with a fixed wall mirror and a chromed towel radiator. The equally luxurious house bathroom comprises a panelled bath with a glass screen and a Hansgrohe shower valve, semi-pedestal washbasin and a concealed cistern wc. Towels warm on a chromed ladder radiator and there is a shaver socket and a wide fixed wall mirror. Floor and wall tiling like the en-suite.

Outside - To the front a forecourt garden with neatly trimmed dwarf boxed hedging and topiary. To the side a tarmacadam drive with parking for two cars. To the rear a delightful garden that stretches behind the drive with a seating area beneath a pergola. A rustic brick footpath leads to a timber shed and beyond the patio a small pond with Koi. Facing south it basks in the warmth and light of a sunny day and is not overlooked at the rear.

We highly recommend viewing this super home.

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