_This development offers the following schemes:
* Part Exchange
* Home Change
* Deposit Boost
Schemes are available on selected plots only, subject to status, terms and
conditions apply. Contact the development for latest information. _
The Burnham is a great example of one of our family - sized, family - friendly new
homes. Four bedrooms, two bathrooms, one sociable living space flowing into
another, and an integral garage, all embrace the day - to - day business of active
family life. Open the French doors wide on a sunny day and enjoy the garden
hand in hand with your new home.
**Additional Information**
* Tenure: Freehold
* Annual service charge amount (£): 144
* Council tax band: Not made available by local authority until post - occupation
**Rooms**
_Ground Floor_
* Kitchen/Dining Room (6. 0 x 3. 62 m)
* Living Room (3. 4 x 4. 91 m)
_First Floor_
* Bedroom One (4. 39 x 4. 42 m)
* Bedroom Two (3. 06 x 3. 11 m)
* Bedroom Three (2. 66 x 3. 16 m)
* Bedroom Four (2. 59 x 2. 6 m)
**About Hawthorne Farm**
Hawthorne Farm is our collection of new homes in Clitheroe, a charming market
town tucked in Lancashire's scenic Ribble Valley, just outside the Forest of
Bowland aonb. Clitheroe is steeped in history – believed to date back to Saxon
times, it also has a 12th century Norman Castle, said to be the smallest in
Britain, which overlooks the charming town centre.
Situated on the northern edge of the town, Hawthorne Farm is just a short walk
from many amenities. Along with everyday essentials such as supermarkets,
pharmacies and banks, you'll find a number of great independent shops and
eateries, including Cowman's Famous Sausage Shop, antique shops, and cafes.
Clitheroe has also hosted a regular outdoor market since the Norman Conquest
in the 12th century, which to this day is a popular fixture, offering an
eclectic mix of amazing local food and clothing.
With all of this on your doorstep, along with a number of schools and great
transport links by road and rail, it's easy to see why this is such a sought -
after location.
**Leisure**
Being on the edge of the Forest of Bowland, the area is known for its deep
valleys and peat moorland, offering fantastic walking routes. Or travel 7
miles to beautiful Pendle Hill, home to the infamous Pendle Witches who were
tried and executed over 400 years ago. Other activities nearby include
Clitheroe Canoe and Kayak Club, Leaping Lizards Play Centre, three local golf
clubs, and plenty of trails to explore by e - Bike – for those who enjoy staying
active, this is the place to be!
**Education**
Families with children of all ages will benefit from the schools in and around
Clitheroe. The nearest primary school, Pendle Primary School, is just a
10 - minute walk away and is rated 'Outstanding' by Ofsted. Ribblesdale High
School is also within walking distance, as are a number of education options
including nurseries, an rc primary school, and grammar school. You can be
reassured that your loved ones will be taken care of too, with several local
health facilities including a medical centre, community hospital, dental
practices and opticians.
**Transport**
Though the area is close to rolling countryside, there are also great
transport links to nearby centres of industry. Clitheroe is situated just off
the A59 which provides direct access to towns and villages, with the M65 also
close by. Preston, Blackburn and Burnley are all within easy commuting
distance by car – or you could catch a train from Clitheroe station which is a
speedy 7 - minute walk from Hawthorne Farm.
**Opening Hours**
Monday 11: 00 - 17: 00, Tuesday Closed, Wednesday Closed, Thursday 11: 00 -
17: 00, Friday 11: 00 - 17: 00, Saturday 10: 00 - 17: 00, Sunday 10: 00 - 17: 00

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