Stonewater Close, Barrow, Clitheroe, Lancashire

This impressive, light-filled bungalow is located on a quiet and exclusive development in Barrow village in between Whalley & Clitheroe. The property offers spacious and stylish living accommodation throughout with three bedrooms, spacious lounge, open plan living dining kitchen, separate utility room, garage and driveway and private landscaped garden. Finished to a high standard, with quality fixtures and fittings, viewing is essential.This spacious bungalow is perfect for those seeking a single storey property in a village location close to local amenities. Inside, you’ll find a welcoming hallway, a comfortable lounge with parquet flooring and panelled walls, a bright open-plan kitchen, dining, and family area—perfect for everyday living and entertaining. There’s also a separate utility room for added convenience.

The property includes three generously sized bedrooms. The master bedroom has bespoke built-in wardrobes and a private en-suite bathroom with double shower. There’s also a modern main bathroom with both a bath and separate shower, both bathrooms have underfloor heating.

Outside, the home enjoys well-kept lawns at the front and rear, with dual patios to take advantage of the sunlight and orientation, ideal for relaxing or entertaining. To the front there is a private double driveway leading to a single garage which has access to the utility room.

The property is beautifully decorated and is well presented inside and out.

Barrow is a charming and well-connected village nestled between the market town of Clitheroe and the historic village of Whalley in the heart of the Ribble Valley. It's a peaceful, friendly community with access to excellent local amenities.

Surrounded by stunning countryside, Barrow is ideal for leisurely walks, with nearby trails through Ribble Valley’s scenic landscapes. Just a short drive or bus ride away, Whalley offers quaint shops, cosy cafés, and the beautiful Whalley Abbey ruins—perfect for gentle afternoons out. Clitheroe’s vibrant market, castle, and independent stores add more local interest.

Clitheroe is renowned for its independent boutiques, and rich history and heritage, it’s a place where artisan culture thrives. Locals enjoy everything from award-winning farm-to-table eateries, Michelin Star restaurants and organic bakeries and traditional butchers located in the lively central market. Whether you're sipping locally roasted coffee on Castle Street, dining at one of the region’s gastro gems or shopping in the Holmes Mill complex Clitheroe life is charming and relaxed.