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A wonderful place to live among spectacular open landscapes, yet retaining its excellent links to Greater Manchester, you can enjoy the best of both worlds by buying in Clitheroe. You can also make your move as smooth and straightforward as possible when you sign up to one of our latest offers. These include our Part Exchange arrangement, which could save you money by eliminating unnecessary estate agent fees.
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Clitheroe Castle is a historic early medieval fortress in the heart of town. A must-see in the area, you can learn more about the castle at the on-site museum. Heading out of the town centre, crossing the Brungerley Bridge takes you over the River Ribble and into the sweeping countryside this area is famous for.
Passing Waddow Hall, you can enjoy riverside walks and pick your way along one of the many brooks towards Easington Fell. A brilliant peak to hike up for both exercise and panoramic views, there’s much more to see beyond the fell as you reach the stunning Forest of Bowland. With Pendle Hill and a selection of scenic reservoirs to the east of town, Longridge Fell to the west and Manchester south, there are so many great ways to spend your time in the local area.
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If you’re looking for a local primary school for your kids to attend, Clitheroe Pendle Primary is an excellent option. Edisford Primary and St James’ CofE are both excellent options as well. The same goes for Ribblesdale High School, while Clitheroe Royal Grammar School along York Street is rated outstanding.
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Clitheroe’s train station is close to the centre of town just off King Street, and offers services to Blackburn which take less than 25 minutes. It’s slightly more than an hour to get to Manchester by rail, compared with the drive into the city taking around 50 minutes. Blackburn and Burnley are both just over 20 minutes away in the car, while it’s half an hour to Preston and an hour to bustling Liverpool.