If you are after countryside living, but wish to retain good links to the city, there are excellent options that we can offer you. This rural village on the outskirts of Burnley in Lancashire has kept its charm, peaceful way of life, and welcomed modernity with open arms.
The village of Worsthorne still has cottages built in the 16th and 17th centuries. Likewise, you can find several landmarks and historical sites such as the Jackson’s House, Church of St. John the Evangelist, and the former Cotton Mill in Gordon Street.
Schools in the area have modern buildings and expansive playing fields. A primary school serves children from Worsthorne, Brownside, Pike Hill and Hurstwood.
And despite being a rural village, regular bus services run between Worsthorne, Stoops and Burnley. Then from Burnley, commuters can take the rail links to Lancanshire, Leeds or Manchester. There are also excellent road links that can lead to the town center or onto the cities.
In your free time, there are unlimited fun and exciting activities that you can do whether you like to explore the culture, the outdoors, or head to the centers for an active social scene. There is also an exciting array of local and international food choices. Don’t forget to sample a pint at the Moorhouse Brewery which was founded in the 19th century. You may also find the Iluminati to be an intriguing stop. They have an extensive cocktail menu or even try your hand at one of their cocktail masterclasses.
There are several housing options for those planning to settle in this idyllic location. There are Victorian houses with stone-built terraces opening to wonderful countryside views. You can also find semi-detached properties with sizable gardens and contemporary bungalows fit for a growing family. Check out these options and more from our list of houses for sale in Worsthorne.
