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1 Pringlehomes.Co.Uk pringlehomes.co.uk 1 NORTHCOTE PARK LANGHO pringlehomes.co.uk Pringle Homes is one of the There are twenty-nine, four and north-west’s most exclusive house five bedroom dwellings to choose building companies and they are from, all crafted from carefully now bringing their enviable and selected, traditional materials such prestigious reputation to the as locally-sourced stone and chalk Ribble Valley. A family run business render inspired by the Arts & established in 1981, Pringle Homes Crafts movement and contrasted by are dedicated to bringing an modern features with the latest in unmatched commitment to quality contemporary comfort within. and design to all of their new homes. The majority of the available homes Northcote Park offers the perfect sit within generous gated plots, opportunity for you to purchase with sweeping driveways and large a luxury, detached home set in double garages leading to substantial a glorious thirteen acre location rear gardens beyond. Homes of this overlooking the Ribble Valley and size, quality and character are rarely local landmarks such as found and Northcote Park could be Longridge Fell. your best discovery yet. NORTHCOTE PARK WILL BE YOUR BEST DISCOVERY YET 2 3 NORTHCOTE PARK LANGHO pringlehomes.co.uk HOMES OF THIS SIZE, QUALITY & CHARACTER ARE rarely found 4 5 NORTHCOTE PARK LANGHO pringlehomes.co.uk THE BINGHAM THE FARNLEY Kitchen Kitchen 6 7 NORTHCOTE PARK LANGHO pringlehomes.co.uk THE CAVENDISH THE FARNLEY Master Bedroom Living Room 8 9 NORTHCOTE PARK LANGHO pringlehomes.co.uk SCHOOLS DINING education starred for for life dining Residents of Northcote Park are fortunate to have a Fabulous food is on the doorstep at coffee shops where you can enjoy a number of good schools locally, catering for primary Northcote, the only restaurant in the delicious breakfast or afternoon tea. age onwards. Please see a selection of available county to be awarded a Michelin star. schools and ratings below. The Emporium, housed in an old chapel, Executive chef Lisa Allen is Lancashire- has something for every occasion, from PRIMARY born and is passionate about creating a lunch with friends, a celebratory glass Langho Village, St Mary's RC (Good) innovative dishes using local seasonal or two, or date night dinner. Holmes Langho & Billington St. Leonards C of E (Outstanding) produce. For the times when you want Mill is another unique Clitheroe venue, Salesbury C of E (Good) something a little more casual, the Petre bringing together a bistro, bar, beer Clitheroe Barrow (Outstanding) Arms in Langho village will fit the hall, grill and cocktail club in a restored bill with wholesome pub grub. textile mill. SECONDARY St Augustine’s RC High School (Outstanding) Generally speaking, this is a great area Exploring the surrounding villages will Ribblesdale High School (Good) for gourmets. Clitheroe is known as bring you to even more options for Clitheroe Royal Grammar School (Outstanding) Lancashire’s ‘food town’, and hosts an dining out. To name just a few out of annual food festival. Its claim to fame the many, Breda Murphy is a British-Irish Stonyhurst College and Oakhill School and Nursery are is certainly borne out by the number restaurant in Whalley; the Freemasons the nearest independent schools, while Blackburn College and variety of restaurants and pubs it is is a lovely country pub in Wiswell, while specialises in vocational courses, apprenticeships and home to. They range from historic inns the Red Pump Inn, Bashall Eaves, is justly adult education. with gastropub menus, to independent revered for its steaks. restaurants of all nationalities, and HAND DIVIDED SCALLOP - KESWICK CODLING, SMOKED BACON, CLAM & CHEVRIL. 10 11 NORTHCOTE PARK LANGHO pringlehomes.co.uk CHILDREN / FAMILY OUTDOOR PURSUITS fun family even greater time outdoors This is a wonderful Penny Farm in Blackpool. location for family Brockholes Nature Reserve is life, where youngsters another great family day out can grow up leading where you can lose yourself a healthy outdoor in 250 acres of woodland lifestyle, and everyone and lakes. can enjoy trips to the countryside and the Speaking of Blackpool, coast. who can resist a day at the seaside? Its world famous Most children love animals, Pleasure Beach is home Whether you like your outdoor life to be need at Northcote Stud, where you can keep a so an outing to a nature to a huge choice of family competitive and organised, or free range and horse at livery and use the excellent competition reserve always goes down attractions and rides. adventurous, there’s plenty to choose from and training facilities. Clitheroe also has a good well. At Mrs Dowson’s in Sandcastle Waterpark is the around Northcote Park. range of sports clubs, covering rugby, tennis, Clayton-le-Dale, the children UK’s biggest, and Blackpool football, cricket and even skiing. can be farmers for a day, and Tower is a true icon. The Golfers are well provided for, with clubs at Mytton at Smithy Farm in Esprick Illuminations are another Fold, Wilpshire and Whalley. Their courses all have Outdoor life can also, of course, just be a matter they’ll meet alpacas, goats essential reason to visit this stunning Ribble Valley views, making play even of heading off for a good walk or bike ride, and the and giant rabbits. Horse timeless British resort. more rewarding. Clay pigeon shooting is another terrain of the Ribble Valley is made for this, whether and pony enthusiasts will challenging social pastime and can be enjoyed at you tackle a pre-set route or find your own way. find their heaven at Shores Ribble Bank Field Sports in; you could also try your Mountain biking, pony trekking, hiking, electric Hey Farm in Burnley, or hand at archery there. biking, abseiling, rock climbing, and ghyll scrambling are all exhilarating ways to explore and enjoy this If you’re serious about riding, you’ll find what you wonderful region. BLACKPOOL PIER BROCKHOLES NATURE RESERVE NORTHCOTE STUD 12 13 NORTHCOTE PARK LANGHO pringlehomes.co.uk NATURAL wild & free If you love the great outdoors, there’s plenty of it in Lancashire; 80% of the county is rural. Its landscapes range from heathery moorland to deep forests, from gentle farmland to craggy peaks, with ruined castles and ancient abbeys as a reminder of the region’s often turbulent past. In such an untamed environment, wildlife finds a safe home in many specialised habitats and reserves. One local success story is the Bowland Hen Harrier Project in the Forest of Bowland, that is bringing this bird back from the brink of extinction. Many of the historic attractions of the Ribble Valley and Forest of Bowland are easily accessible from Northcote Park. Evocative ruins such as Whalley Abbey and Clitheroe Castle are reminders of the medieval era. Browsholme Hall has Tudor origins and was the home of the Bowbearers of the Forest of Bowland; Gawthorpe Hall is an Elizabethan gem with Victorian interiors, while Samlesbury Hall’s history is woven through with religion, ghosts and witchcraft. STEPPING STONES OVER THE RIVER HODDER, WHITEWELL, CLITHEROE. 14 NORTHCOTE PARK LANGHO pringlehomes.co.uk CONNECTIONS Distance by road from Langho (Miles) AREA Distances: Bing maps take the Bowland train or Forest Distances: Bing maps Pendle take the CLITHEROE car Forest LANGHO A few minutes' pleasant rural Northcote Park is just off the A59, stroll from Northcote Park is just a few minutes' drive from the M6 Langho station with direct train Junction 31. Towns and cities including BURNLEY services to Clitheroe, Manchester Blackburn, Manchester, Preston, Leeds and further afield. and Bradford can therefore be reached PRESTON relatively easily. The seaside resorts The views of the Ribble Valley along the of Blackpool and Morecambe, the way are spectacular, especially of Pendle Yorkshire Dales, the Peak District and BLACKBURN Hill. Clitheroe can also be reached by even the Lake District are all feasible train in just 12 minutes. day trips by car. RIBBLE BANK FIELD SPORTS SUNDIAL NEAR THE WAR MEMORIAL, CLITHEROE 16 17 NORTHCOTE PARK LANGHO pringlehomes.co.uk LANGHO SITE LAYOUT & HOUSE TYPE KEY 41 THE MALLORY / 4 BED 4 42 194 SQ M / 2091 SQ FT 8 40 5 7 9 39 10 11 THE HAWORTH / 4 BED 6 38 205 SQ M / 2212 SQ FT L 37 setting O N THE GRANTLEY / 5 BED G 34 S 35 I 248 SQ M / 2672 SQ FT G 36 H T 25 3 R 26 THE BINGHAM / 4 BED O 12 A D 24 257 SQ M / 2770 SQ FT 15 33 13 32 THE FARNLEY / 5 BED 14 2 282 SQ M / 3041 SQ FT 30 the scene 29 31 23 THE CAVENDISH / 5 BED 28 1 16 27 284 SQ M / 3061 SQ FT Langho is a small village not far from the Langho, is a delightful place to shop, where the charming market town of Clitheroe and the emphasis is on independent businesses rather than 17 22 THE ALDRICH / 3 BED larger village of Whalley. high street chains. You’ll find delicatessens, butchers, 90 SQ M / 966 SQ FT bakeries, fashion boutiques, bookshops, galleries; it’s SEMI-DETACHED In the best village traditions, Langho has a pub, that kind of town. 18 21 church, two schools and a food shop. It also offers a THE GILBERT / 3 BED few surprises: one being Lancashire’s only Michelin- Langho’s other great asset is its natural setting. 20 81 SQ M / 873 SQ FT star restaurant, Northcote; others including a world The Ribble Valley often scores highly in ‘best places 19 SEMI-DETACHED class equestrian centre and a station with direct to live’ surveys, and the Forest of Bowland, an Area connections to Manchester.
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