An end-terrace home on Fire Station Road offering generous room sizes, a conservatory, and a spacious rear garden, with clear scope to update and personalise.

-[ABOUT YOUR NEW HOME]-

Set back from Fire Station Road behind low brick pillars and metal gates, your new home sits comfortably. There is a clear approach as you come in, with a paved path leading you straight to the front door.

From the pavement, the scale of the property is clear. This is not a narrow frontage or a home that hides its size. There is a practical calm to the setting. This is the sort of street where people know where they are going, not cutting through, not rushing. It feels residential in the truest sense. Easy to picture coming and going without fuss.

Standing at the gate, you get a good sense of how the house fits together. Private enough to feel personal. Open enough to feel welcoming. A straightforward, honest first impression that sets expectations well before you step inside.

The front door brings you into a hallway that does exactly what it needs to. It keeps movement simple. You can head straight through, turn off into the living room, or move towards the back without cutting through other spaces.

The living room runs the depth of the property and carries that sense of order through with it. The proportions are clear as soon as you step in. There is space to arrange furniture without pinning everything to one wall, and the fireplace gives the room a natural point to settle around without taking over. Light comes in from both ends, so the room never feels like it belongs to just one time of day. It is the sort of space that works quietly in the background, whether that is evenings on the sofa or a room that can handle family life without constant rearranging.

The kitchen sits towards the rear of the home. It is a room designed for use. Worktops run along both sides, giving you enough surface area to prepare meals properly rather than clearing space as you go. Storage is set where you expect it to be, with taller units handling the bulk while lower cupboards keep everything close to hand. The window above the sink keeps the room connected to the conservatory, so even when you are cooking, you remain part of what is happening elsewhere in the house.

At the rear, the conservatory changes the rhythm of the ground floor. It becomes part of how your house works day to day. The footprint allows you to place furniture around the edges without blocking movement. It lends itself to being used in different ways, sometimes for meals, sometimes as a sitting space, sometimes just somewhere to pause and look out into the garden.

Off the hall, there is an additional ground-floor room that adds an extra layer of usefulness. It is well placed to become a home office, a practical storage room, or a space that shifts purpose over time. It does not interrupt the flow of the house, and that is its strength. There's also the added benefit of the ground-floor W/C here.

Step out from the conservatory, and you arrive in your rear garden that's practical, open, and quietly adaptable. Much of the space is paved, which immediately makes it usable and hassle-free to sort. It works well whether you want outdoor furniture, space for kids to roam, or somewhere low-effort to enjoy the warmer months. It's a garden that prioritises function and flexibility. Easy to manage as it is, and easy to rework if you want to put your own stamp on it.

Upstairs, the first floor is laid out simply and sensibly, with each room clearly defined the moment you step off the landing.

The main bedroom is the larger of the three and sits comfortably at the front of the house. It has a good, square footprint that makes furniture placement straightforward, whether that's a double bed with bedside tables or additional storage.

Across the hallway you'll find the third bedroom, set to the rear and works well as a single room, guest space, or home office. It feels quiet, tucked away from the street, and still benefits from natural light. For those looking to work from home or create a flexible room that can adapt over time, this space does that job without compromise.

Back to the front of the house and you'll find your second bedroom, an excellent-sized double that is ideal for the younger children or teenagers in the family to grow into.

The shower room sits in the rear corner of the first floor and is practical in its layout, with a walk-in shower, pedestal sink, and window for ventilation. It also offers clear scope for updating if a more contemporary finish is wanted, whilst there's also the separate W/C, which adds everyday convenience and keeps the main shower room free when the house is busy.

-[LIVING ON FIRE STATION ROAD]-

Fire Station Road is situated just off Delph Lane and Warrington Road, by Whiston Hospital and around the corner from Henley Park.

Prescot town centre is located a moment's drive or a pleasant stroll away, with Cables Retail Park within close proximity. This gives you easy access to a wealth of local amenities, restaurants and shops for you to enjoy.

It's an excellent location for connectivity, with Prescot and Whiston train stations both nearby, offering regular services ensuring you remain well-connected.

For drivers, the M62 motorway can be reached to the South through the village of Rainhill, accessed at Jct 7 for Liverpool to the West, and North Manchester and over the Pennines to Yorkshire in the East, as well as with connectivity for the M6 for the Lakes, Cheshire and the West Midlands.

There's also plenty of schools within the nearby area, strengthening this as an ideal location for families to base themselves from.

-[MATERIAL INFORMATION]-

Tenure Type: Freehold

Council Tax Band: B

Construction Type: Standard Construction

Sources of Heating: Mains Gas

Sources of Electricity supply: Mains Electricity

Sources of Water Supply: Mains Water

Primary Arrangement for Sewerage: Mains Sewerage

Broadband Connection: Up to 1800 mb/s

Mobile Signal/Coverage: O2: 3/3, Vodafone: 3/3, EE: 3/3, Three: 3/3

Parking: Driveway Parking

Flooded in Last 5 Years: No

Entrance Location: Front of the property

Accessibility Measures: None

Located on a Coalfield: No

-[IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER]-

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