EPC rating A
The home’s A rating puts energy performance at the heart of its appeal, supported by cavity wall bead insulation and modern replacement gas-filled double glazing.
A HOME IN WHALLEY, LANCASHIRE
Room to live.
Space to unwind.
EPC A£51/month
Welcome to 6 Lynwood Close. An EPC A home with solar panels, Powerwall battery storage and an EV charger. Generous living space, a flexible top floor and a south-facing garden made for lingering a little longer.
Step inside ↓Calderstones, Whalley
Near Clitheroe
A little more outdoors.AEPC rating
Solar + PowerwallGeneration & battery storage
EV chargerInstalled at home
≈1,500 sq ft≈138 m² · three floors
ENERGY, COMFORT & RESILIENCE
A home that works
harder for you.
Energy improvements are already in place, bringing together solar generation, battery storage, EV charging and room-by-room heating control.
Solar panels & Powerwall
Generate electricity at home and store energy for later use. The Powerwall can store solar or cheaper-rate electricity and provides backup during a power cut. Available backup time depends on battery charge and household demand.
EV charging at home
An installed EV charger adds the convenience of charging where you live.
Heating with more control
Smart radiator thermostats offer individual room control, open-window and door detection, and geofencing, alongside a replacement gas combi boiler.
Energy costs and export income depend on usage, weather and the electricity tariff. No fixed saving is assumed.
WELCOME TO 6 LYNWOOD CLOSE
A home with more
than one way to live.
An end townhouse of approximately 1,500 sq ft / 138 m², arranged over three floors on the Calderstones development in Whalley, near Clitheroe.
Its appeal reaches beyond the space alone: substantial improvements, flexible family and guest accommodation, and a south-facing landscaped garden give the house a character of its own.
01 / INSIDE
Everyday living,
beautifully connected.
A bright kitchen, a place to gather and a comfortable room to settle into.
THE KITCHEN & DINING SPACEFrom morning coffee
From morning coffee
to garden evenings.
The fully renovated kitchen and utility room combine Bosch appliances, generous storage and Karndean flooring. A breakfast bar and dining area bring everyday living together, with French doors opening onto the garden.
A room to relax
A separate living room, with soft neutral tones and space to put your feet up.
A place to focus
A dedicated study space with fitted desks and storage.
02 / OUTDOORS
Stay for one
more evening.
A generous south-facing garden, described in the owners’ brief as much larger than the average townhouse garden on the development, with extensive landscaping and planting.
THE GARDEN
Made for gathering.
Designed for low-maintenance outdoor living, the garden combines hard landscaping, raised planting beds, a greenhouse and a large lean-to storage shed. The covered, heated dining area and authentic wood-burning pizza oven make it a space for more than fine-weather afternoons.
03 / REST & RETREAT
Space for your
own rhythm.
The flexible top floor includes a bathroom and a larger room fitted with a kitchenette, creating options for visiting family, adult children, guests or working from home.
The principal bedroom
A restful palette and fitted wardrobes, with a recently renovated en suite shower room.
Room for guests
Comfortable guest space and a renovated family bathroom with a shower over an L-shaped bath.
Different possibilities
The top floor can be arranged as three bedrooms and a bathroom. Its kitchenette also allows a different balance of sleeping, sitting and study space for family or guests.
PRACTICAL EVERYDAY COMFORT
Connected when home.
Reassuring when away.
Installed fibre internet and separate working spaces support home working. Smart blinds in the study and bedroom, motion-sensor lighting in the hall, landing and WC, and remotely controllable systems bring useful convenience.
Security lights, smart alarms and CCTV complement a modern replacement front door. Together with the low-maintenance garden and battery backup, they support a home that is practical for people who travel regularly.
THE LAYOUT
Three floors.
Room for possibilities.
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Ground floor
Kitchen and dining room, utility, study, entrance hall and WC.
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First floor
Lounge, principal bedroom with fitted wardrobes, landing and en suite shower room.
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Second floor
Bedroom 2, kitchenette / bedroom 3, study / bedroom 4, landing and bathroom.
Open full-size plan ↗LIFE IN WHALLEY
Location &
Local Amenities
Ribble Valley countryside, a thriving village centre and the practical things that make everyday life easier.
Set on the Calderstones development, 6 Lynwood Close combines a village setting with access to independent shops, places to eat and local services. Whalley’s historic centre and surrounding countryside offer plenty to enjoy beyond the front door.
Village essentials
Co-op and SPAR convenience stores sit alongside independent shops and boutiques, cafés, restaurants and traditional pubs. A post office and library add to the village’s everyday amenities.
Health & wellbeing
Whalley Medical Centre, part of Sabden & Whalley Medical Group, and Whalley Pharmacy are on King Street. The village also has several dental practices, including Whalley Dental, Macfarlane Dental and Clavell-Bate & Nephew.
Check registration and appointment availability directly with providers; NHS dental places are not assumed.
Room to explore
Whalley Abbey, countryside walks around Whalley and Spring Wood, and local leisure facilities such as Whalley Tennis Club offer ways to spend time outdoors and get involved locally.
GETTING AROUND
Village life.
Connections beyond.
Whalley railway station, on Mitton Road, has Northern services towards Clitheroe, Blackburn and Manchester Victoria. Selected weekday trains take about 7 minutes to Clitheroe, 20 minutes to Blackburn and 1 hour 12 minutes to Manchester Victoria.
Local buses include Valleyline 22, linking Whalley with Clitheroe and Blackburn. Check the operator’s current timetable for your journey.
Rail examples are from the 4 October–12 December 2026 timetable. Times vary by service; engineering work may mean replacement buses, particularly on Sundays. Check before travelling.
GET YOUR BEARINGS
The house & its surroundings
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Whalley stationAbout 19 minutes · 0.9 miles ↗King Street shops (Co-op)About 27 minutes · 1.3 miles ↗
Walking estimates follow Google Maps pedestrian routes via Calderstones Drive and Mitton Road, checked 2 November 2026. Actual times depend on pace and conditions. Select a route to review it.
SCHOOLS IN THE AREA
Options for different stages
The owners identify these as schools attended by children from the development. This does not guarantee admission.
Primary schools
Whalley Church of England Primary School
Church Lane, Whalley, BB7 9SY
INSPECTED 10 March 2026
Inclusion: Strong standard. All six other evaluated areas: Expected standard. Safeguarding standards met. No single overall grade.
Read the official Ofsted report ↗St Mary’s Roman Catholic Primary School, Langho
Whalley Road, Langho, BB6 8EQ
INSPECTED 13 January 2026
Expected standard in all seven evaluated areas. Safeguarding standards met. No single overall grade.
Read the official Ofsted report ↗Secondary schools
St Augustine’s Roman Catholic High School, a Voluntary Academy
Elker Lane, Billington, BB7 9JA
INSPECTED 6–7 December 2023
Good overall and in all four key judgement areas, under the framework used for this inspection.
Read the official Ofsted report ↗Ribblesdale School
Secondary site: Queens Road, Clitheroe, BB7 1EJ
INSPECTED 1–2 July 2025
Personal development: Outstanding. Quality of education, behaviour and attitudes, leadership and management, and early years: Good. No overall effectiveness grade.
Read the official Ofsted report ↗Bowland High
Riversmead, Sawley Road, Grindleton, BB7 4QS
INSPECTED 7–8 December 2022
Good overall and in all four key judgement areas, under the framework used for this inspection.
Read the official Ofsted report ↗Admissions depend on each school’s eligibility criteria, admissions policy and available places. Ofsted’s newer framework reports separate areas without one overall effectiveness grade; dates and judgement types above distinguish those reports from earlier graded inspections.
Sources & information checked
Checked on 2 November 2026. School links lead to official Ofsted reports. Amenities were checked against providers, the NHS, Lancashire County Council and Visit Ribble Valley. Travel information is from Northern and Transdev.
THE PHOTOGRAPH COLLECTION
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CALDERSTONES · WHALLEY · NEAR CLITHEROE
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