King Street, Whalley, Clitheroe, Lancashire

A beautifully renovated and immaculately presented Grade II listed 4 bedroom house combining period charm with high-spec contemporary living, complete with detached double garage and courtyard garden in one of the Ribble Valley’s most sought-after villages. This house is substantially larger than expected and inspection is necessary to full appreciate what is on offer.This exquisite Grade II listed property dates back to 1837, but has been meticulously reimagined in recent years and now seamlessly blends period features with refined contemporary design.

The home showcases an exceptional specification throughout, with premium fixtures and fittings enhanced by bespoke finishes this property is stylish yet usable as a spacious family home extending to 2678 sqft (248.79sqm).

Tucked away on a charming cobbled lane the property enjoys immediate access to an array of independent boutique shops, artisan cafés, restaurants and traditional inns, which together with picturesque riverside location make Whalley village so desirable.

Access from the quiet street in to an impressive reception hall/sitting room, where a bespoke staircase with glass balustrade forms a striking architectural centrepiece. A Stovax log-burning stove, stainless steel designer radiator, handcrafted alcove cabinetry and stone tiled flooring combine to create a warm yet sophisticated welcome.

The elegant dining room continues the stone flooring and features a statement panelled wall, a fitted Spectral floating media unit and distinctive Art Deco-inspired lighting — an ideal setting for formal entertaining.

At the heart of the home lies a bespoke dining kitchen by Clearly Interiors, exquisitely appointed with Corian work surfaces and a comprehensive range of custom wall and base cabinetry. Integrated Siemens appliances include twin steam ovens, Wi-Fi-enabled hob with extractor, wine fridge, dishwasher, washing machine and full-height fridge and freezer. Thoughtful additions such as under-counter lighting, a concealed television, built-in breakfast bar with bench seating, exposed beams and discreet spot lighting complete this exceptional space.

Further ground floor accommodation includes a private office, cloakroom and a generously proportioned lounge featuring a panelled feature wall, exposed beams, stone flooring and a Stovax stove set within an impressive fireplace. A window seat and external access to the courtyard enhance the room’s versatility. The adjoining snug offers an intimate retreat, complete with bespoke shelving, beam detailing and a further log-burning stove.

The bespoke staircase rises to a spacious landing. The principal suite is appointed with handcrafted fitted wardrobes and drawers, and benefits from a stylish en-suite featuring a floating basin, underfloor heating and wall-hung WC. The second bedroom also enjoys en-suite facilities, incorporating a walk-in shower, floating vanity unit, chrome towel radiator and contemporary sanitaryware.

Bedroom three is a generous double with a bespoke feature wall integrating concealed wardrobes, drawers and shelving. Bedroom four offers a unique layout with a cosy seating area and staircase leading to a mezzanine sleeping platform with Velux window — an inspired and characterful space.

The family bathroom is particularly impressive in scale and finish, fully modernised to include a walk-in shower, VitrA sensor WC, Aston & Beatley freestanding egg-shaped bath, floating vanity unit, tiled walls and contemporary lighting.

Externally, across the cobbled lane, sits the fully renovated double garage, complete with tiled flooring, power, lighting, heating and electric up-and-over door — comfortably accommodating two vehicles.

To the side, a beautifully maintained courtyard garden provides a private and tranquil setting, while a charming rear patio offers an idyllic spot for al fresco drinks, with a veranda overlooking the river. A cast iron gate provides additional access to the side of the property.

Clitheroe centre is 4 miles away, offering a medical centre, swimming pool, library, golf club and varied leisure facilities. The Ribble Valley provides open countryside, the Yorkshire Dales and West Coast nearby.

The area is prosperous and desirable, with a lively social scene, a vibrant café culture, and a rich rural heritage. There are highly regarded schools, both state and independent, including nearby Stonyhurst, Oakhill College and Moorlands.

Excellent transport links place Blackburn (6 miles), Skipton (22), Manchester (30), Leeds (61), Leeds Bradford Airport (41), Manchester Airport (45), and the Lake District (60) within easy reach. The M6 is 15 miles away.