2, 3, 4 BED HOMES
£405,000 - £460,000
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There’s an immediate sense of character at Pendle Farm, Worsthorne. Built in natural random stone, the homes feel as though they’ve always been here. It’s the kind of place that already feels like home.
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From the moment you arrive at Pendle Farm, you know this place is special. Nestled in the heart of Lancashire’s rolling countryside, this development isn’t just about building houses; it’s about creating a community that belongs in its surroundings, and now that community has unlfolded…
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Life at Pendle Farm, Worsthorne
Pendle Farm from above
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Pendle Farm from above
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Step Inside our former Show Home
Find thoughtfully designed kitchens in our barns, balancing practicality with considered detail.
Bathrooms designed with clean lines and carefully chosen fittings.
Materials and details chosen to reflect the character of the original barn, while supporting modern day living.
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A village with a peaceful heart, perfectly placed for modern living.
Worsthorne is a picturesque village with a warm, welcoming feel. Its stone cottages, leafy lanes, and village green give it a timeless character, while its friendly community makes it a place people are proud to call home. At the heart of the village, The Bay Horse Inn, dating back to 1899, serves what we can personally vouch for as amazing food, and the traditional village shop has just about everything you could need. Together, they reflect the charm and convenience of this close-knit village.
Life here brings the best of both worlds, peaceful surroundings, with spa days, golf, and everyday essentials all close to home.
From the award-winning Woodland Spa to Burnley Golf Club, Towneley Hall Park, and Prairie Sports Village, there’s no shortage of leisure options nearby. Everyday essentials are covered too, with a Tesco superstore and Burnley town centre just a short drive away, offering a mix of shops, cafés, and services.
Healthcare, gyms, and everyday services are also easily accessible, making day-to-day life simple and convenient.
Where countryside calm meets everyday adventure.
From the gentle paths around Hurstwood Reservoir to the open moorland trails that rise above the village, Worsthorne’s surroundings are a walker’s dream. These routes offer fresh air, far-reaching views, and a sense of peace that’s hard to find elsewhere, yet you’re never far from the excitement of Turf Moor or the shopping streets of Burnley.
Pendle Farm is surprisingly well connected for its rural setting.
The M65 lies just a short drive away, linking you to towns across Lancashire and beyond. Bus route 4 runs through Worsthorne to Burnley, offering hourly weekday services. Manchester is within roughly 45 minutes by car, making both city life and countryside easy to balance.
Quality education is close at hand, with trusted local schools for every stage.
Families benefit from highly rated schools within the catchment, including Worsthorne Primary School (Ofsted “Good”) right on the doorstep, plus a choice of secondary schools in nearby Burnley.
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