32 Brookside, Downham

A beautifully presented, newly decorated three bedroom detached cottage, situated on the edge of the rural village of Downham in a secluded cul de sac.

On entering the property via the front door, the small hallway area leads into a living room, featuring multi-fuel stove and original character features. The living room leads onto the kitchen – dining space with wooden kitchen cabinets, belfast sink, quartz worktops and ample space for a large dining table. Off the kitchen is a separate utility room with plumbing connections for a washing machine and tumble dryer. A side door from this utility room leads out to the garden space.

To the first floor the accommodation comprises of three bedrooms, including a generously sized principal double room. The further two rooms are single sized bedrooms which would also be well-suited for use as a home office space. The bathroom comprises a three-piece suite with bath and shower over, WC and hand basin.

Externally the cottage benefits from a large flower bed to the front of the property and a lawned garden to the side, featuring additional raised beds, a small patio seating area and small but useful storage shed. A smaller log store adjoins the property at the side. The cottage also benefits from two allocated off road car parking spaces situated opposite the property.

The village of Downham forms part of the wider Downham Estate and boasts a vibrant rural community. The village offers a popular pub (with rooms), a small coffee/ice cream shop, an Ofsted rated Pre-School and St.Leonards Church. The Village Hall also hosts a number of activities and events which contribute to the strong sense of community in the village.
There is also a public footpath leading to Pendle Hill just a stones throw away from the cottage as well many other countryside walks right from the doorstep.

Despite its countryside setting, Downham is well connected with the A59 just a short two-minute drive away, making Clitheroe, Burnley, Blackburn and Preston all within commutable distance. The village is also located along a bus route offering services to both Clitheroe and Nelson.

For a wider range of amenities, the nearby town of Clitheroe has a train station (with direct services to Manchester), a wide range of supermarkets, a variety of chain and independent retailers, schools (both primary and secondary) and leisure facilities.