Vincent Street, St. Helens, Merseyside, WA10

Located on Vincent Street, this well presented two bedroom terraced property offers a fantastic opportunity for those looking for a home that is the ideal blank canvas. Combined with the property's convenient location close to St Helens town centre, local schools and transport links, this is a home that offers both practicality and lifestyle appeal.

-[ABOUT YOUR NEW HOME]-

Approaching Vincent Street, the property forms part of a traditional terrace that reflects the character of this well-established part of St Helens. The row has a familiar, welcoming feel, with classic brickwork, decorative lintels above the windows, and a consistent architectural rhythm that gives the street its identity. The home itself sits neatly behind the pavement with a traditional frontage that blends comfortably with the neighbouring properties.

Stepping through the front door and a small entrance space, you arrive directly into the living room, the first of the main living spaces within the house. This is a bright and welcoming room where you can immediately imagine settling in. The large front window allows natural daylight to fill the space throughout the day, while the feature fireplace provides a focal point that gives the room warmth and character. With fresh neutral décor and new carpeting underfoot, it is a comfortable space where you can easily picture your sofa, television and personal touches coming together to create a cosy place to relax.

Moving further into the property, you step through into the dining room which sits at the heart of the home. This room naturally becomes the central hub of your everyday living. It is a space where you could host dinners with friends, enjoy evening meals, or simply gather around the table at the end of the day. The layout also leaves enough flexibility for you to arrange the space in different ways depending on how you prefer to live, whether that means a traditional dining table setup or a more relaxed multipurpose space.

Continuing toward the rear of the house, you enter the kitchen which has been designed with practicality and usability in mind. The staircase rises neatly behind a doorway from this room to the first floor, creating a natural separation between the living and sleeping areas of the home.

The kitchen runs along the rear of the property in a galley-style layout, making excellent use of the available space. There are ample cabinets that offer plenty of storage for your cookware, ingredients and everyday kitchen essentials. The generous work surfaces also give you plenty of room to prepare meals, bake, or simply spread out when cooking for friends or family.

The length of the room means there is plenty of space to move around without feeling restricted, which makes everyday cooking feel comfortable and practical. At the far end of the kitchen there is access through to the rear of the property, helping the space flow naturally toward the outdoor area. 

Altogether, it is a kitchen that offers exactly what you need for day to day living, with the space, storage and layout to support everything from quick weekday meals to more relaxed weekend cooking.

Positioned at the rear of the ground floor is the bathroom, which has been finished with modern tiling and a clean, contemporary look. The room includes a bath with a shower over and a glass screen, along with a wash basin and W/C. The neutral colour palette keeps the space feeling bright and fresh, while the layout ensures everything is neatly arranged and easy for you to use.

Stepping outside, you reach the enclosed rear yard which offers a practical outdoor space that is easy to manage. The yard provides enough room for outdoor seating if you want somewhere to enjoy a bit of fresh air, while the storage shed offers useful space for keeping tools, bikes or household items neatly tucked away. It is a straightforward and functional outdoor area that complements the home well and gives you a little extra space beyond the interior.

Heading upstairs, you arrive on the first floor where the sleeping accommodation continues the same bright, refreshed feel found throughout the ground floor. One of the real advantages of this property becomes immediately clear here. Because the bathroom is located on the ground floor, the upstairs layout is able to dedicate its full footprint to the bedrooms. That means there is no cramped box room here like you often find in similar terraced homes. Instead, the first floor offers two well-proportioned double bedrooms, both providing comfortable spaces that you can truly use and enjoy.

The front bedroom is a generous and inviting room that benefits from a large window overlooking Vincent Street. Natural light pours in through the window, giving the room a bright and open feel throughout the day. With plenty of floor space available, you can easily accommodate a double bed, wardrobes and additional furniture without the room ever feeling crowded. It is a space that allows you to arrange things exactly how you want them, whether you prefer a calm minimalist layout or a fuller bedroom setup with storage and seating. The neutral décor and carpeting creates a peaceful environment where you can easily picture yourself winding down at the end of the day.

Across the landing sits the second bedroom, which mirrors the sense of space and practicality found in the first. Again, the benefit of the ground-floor bathroom becomes clear here. Instead of being squeezed into a narrow bedroom, this room offers genuine proportions that make it far more versatile. You could comfortably use this room as another double bedroom, making it ideal if you are sharing the home or welcoming guests. Alternatively, it could work equally well as a home office, dressing room, or even a hobby space. The window allows natural daylight to brighten the room, while the layout leaves plenty of flexibility for you to arrange the space around your own lifestyle. There is large cupboard space for storage too.

Together, these two bedrooms give the property a layout that feels far more practical than many traditional terraced homes. Without the compromise of a small box room, you are left with two genuinely usable rooms that offer comfort, flexibility and the freedom to shape the space around your needs.

-[LIVING ON VINCENT STREET]-

One of the biggest advantages of Vincent Street is its proximity to the town centre. From the street, you are only a short walk away from shops, restaurants, cafés, and other everyday amenities in central St Helens. This makes day-to-day life very convenient because you can often walk rather than drive for errands or evenings out. 

St Helens Central railway station is also a short walk or drive away, giving you direct rail links including routes towards Liverpool and other regional destinations.

If education is a strong factor in your choice to move, both Parish Church of England Primary School and Holy Cross Catholic Primary School are within walking distance.

Not only that, there's no shortage of local green spaces either, including Fosters Park which is ideal for dog walks and for children to explore.

-[MATERIAL INFORMATION]-

Tenure Type: Leasehold

Tenure Length: 879 years 

Tenure Expiry Date: 12/11/2905

Annual Ground Rent: £TBC

Council Tax Band: A 

Construction Type: Standard

Sources of Heating: Gas 

Sources of Electricity supply: Mains 

Sources of Water Supply: Mains 

Primary Arrangement for Sewerage: Mains 

Broadband Connection: upto 2000 mbps

Mobile Signal/Coverage: Signal Strength (0-4) EE:4 Three:3 02:3 Vodafone:3

Parking: On street (residents permits available for local authority) 

Building Safety: Not assessed 

Listed Property: No

Restrictions: No

Private Rights of Way: No

Public Rights of Way: No

Flooded in Last 5 Years: No

Sources of Risk: None

Flood Defences: N/A

Planning Permission/Development Proposals: No

Entrance Location: Front 

Accessibility Measures: None in place 

Located on a Coalfield: Yes

Other Mining Related Activities: No

-[IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER]-

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