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New homes in Cliviger, Burnley

Plot 40, The Calders, Burnley BB10 4RD

3 bedroom detached house

Both the lounge and the family kitchen and dining room are DUAL ASPECT, with the light ambience further enhanced by the family room’s FRENCH DOORS. Practical touches include a SEPARATE LAUNDRY and generous STORAGE SPACE, and the EN-SUITE, DUAL ASPECT principal bedroom adds a dash of luxury. Plot 40 Tenure: Freehold Length of lease: N/A Annual ground rent amount (£): N/A Ground rent review period (year/month): N/A Annual service charge amount (£): 194.01 Service charge review period (year/month): Yearly Council tax band (England, Wales and Scotland): TBC Reservation fee (£): 500 For more information about the optional extras available in our new homes, please visit the Miller Homes website.

Property Features:

Open-plan layout
French doors to garden
Separate laundry
Feature bay window
En-suite shower room
Handy storage space
Space for home office
Allocated Parking Spaces
Council Tax: Please confirm the council tax band with Miller Homes
Tenure: Please confirm if this is a freehold or leasehold property with Miller Homes

Details added: 12/11/2023

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The Calders

Red Lees Road
Cliviger
Burnley
BB10 4RD

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Nearby transport links

Within around 25 miles of Manchester, Preston and Bradford, and with the M65 motorway less than a mile from the town centre, the lively market town of Burnley is an excellent base for travel throughout the north west of England. Trains to Blackpool, Blackburn, Bradford, Leeds, Salford, Manchester Victoria and York call at Manchester Road, one of Burnley’s three rail stations. Manchester is just 50 minutes away by rail. Services to Preston pass through Central and Barracks stations, and buses into Burnley town centre stop near the development.

The local area

A small shopping precinct around fifteen minutes’ walk from The Calders provides a Spar convenience store, a pharmacy, a post office and a traditional family bakery. A Tesco Express and a newsagent can be found a little further on. The town centre provides a comprehensive variety of shops, ranging from supermarkets and traditional local traders to the indoor Charter Walk Shopping Centre. The shops, many in wide pedestrianised streets, are interspersed with a lively choice of pubs, cafés and restaurants. Entertainment options include a nine-screen cinema and the popular Mechanics Theatre, which presents an eclectic mixture of live music, comedy and drama.

Local schools

There is a choice of primary schools in the surrounding area. Worsthorne Primary and Burnley St Stephen’s C of E Primary are both conveniently situated within walking distance of The Calders, and both are rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. Unity College, a secondary foundation school on the edge of Towneley Park, is also rated ‘Good’.

Details added: 28/02/2021