Weaver Avenue, Rainhill, Prescot, Merseyside, L35

A well-proportioned three-bedroom link-detached home, offering spacious living areas, a private rear garden, and plenty of potential to modernise and make it your own.

-[ABOUT YOUR NEW HOME]-

Pulling onto Weaver Avenue in the heart of Rainhill Village, you'll feel right at home when you arrive at your new property. The driveway sits neatly in front, leading up to the garage, so day-to-day parking is simple.

As you walk up to the front door, there's a sense that this home has been properly cared for over the years and will equally take care of you in the next chapter of your life.

Stepping in through the entrance porch, this serves as a compact entryway separating your home from the outside world. It's ideal for taking in packages and keeping the shoes and coats stored in the ample cloaks cupboard, whether you're lacing up for the day ahead or kicking them off at the end.

Once inside, the first reception room stretches out. This is a flexible space that ideally suits as a dining/sitting room given its immediate attachment to the kitchen. There's plenty of space for a sizable dining table, or even a more compact one that opens up for larger social occasions. The staircase up to the first floor can also be found here, making this room the true beating heart of the home.

The main living space is located at the rear. There's a natural focal point around the fireplace, somewhere the room gathers, but beyond that it's flexible. You could keep it as one large lounge, or break it up into different zones depending on how you like to live. There's a softer seating area towards the rear too, almost like a built-in retreat within the room. It's where you'd probably end up most evenings, especially with the garden just beyond the glass. It gives the whole space a relaxed feel, not overly formal, just comfortable.

Back to the front of the home and this is where you'll find your kitchen space. The layout is simple and logical, with units running along the walls and everything within easy reach. There's a good amount of storage already in place, with a mix of cupboards and drawers, and enough worktop space to cook without constantly shifting things around. 

The sink sits beneath the window, which makes more of a difference than you might think. You're not staring at a wall while you're washing up, there's natural light coming in, a view outside to the front, and it just makes the space feel more open.

What stands out here isn't just how it appears now, it's what you could do with it. You'll probably find yourself standing here thinking about the possibilities. Updating the cabinetry to something more contemporary, changing the worktops, maybe reconfiguring slightly to open things up or bring in more light. 

The utility room sits behind the integral garage and quietly becomes one of the most useful parts of the house. The washing machine can be tucked away, there's extra storage space to deal with the everyday stuff that you don't necessarily want in the kitchen. There's also a door straight out to the garden, which you'll appreciate more than you expect, especially on wet days or when you've got your hands full.

There's a ground-floor shower room and w/c here as well, which just makes life easier. Guests don't need to head upstairs, and for a busy household, it's one of those practical touches that ends up being used all the time.

Stepping out from the rear of the house, the garden opens up in a way that feels both private and reassuringly established. There's an immediate sense that this is a space that's been cared for over time, not just laid and left, but gently shaped and matured.

The lawn stretches out in front of you, framed by well-stocked borders that soften every edge. It's the kind of garden that invites you to slow down a little. The planting isn't overdone, just thoughtfully arranged, with a mix of shrubs, colour, and texture that gives the space interest throughout the seasons.

What really gives the garden its character is the backdrop. Mature trees rise beyond the boundary, adding height and a feeling of seclusion that's hard to recreate. They break up the skyline, filter the light, and give the whole space a calm, settled feel. It doesn't feel overlooked or exposed; instead, there's a softness to it, a sense of being tucked away.

There's plenty of usable space here, too. The lawn is broad and open, ideal if you've got children who need room to run around, or if you simply want somewhere that doesn't feel restrictive. At the same time, the borders and planting create natural pockets around the edges, places you could easily personalise, whether that's adding seating, a small vegetable patch, or simply enjoying what's already here. With a playing field behind attached to the local primary school you are not over looked either. 

Upstairs, things continue in a way that feels straightforward and easy to live with.

The main bedroom sits at the front, and it's a proper, comfortable double. Plenty of space for wardrobes and furniture, with a wide window that brings in lots of natural light and gives you an open outlook. It's the kind of room you can settle into without needing to rethink everything. It boasts it own built in wardrobes too.

The second bedroom is another solid double, not a compromise. Whether it's for family, guests, or even a larger home office, it gives you options without feeling like a squeeze. More built in storage keep everything tidy.

The third bedroom is smaller, but still genuinely useful. Perfect as a child's single room, a nursery, or somewhere to work from home without taking over the rest of the house. It's adaptable, and that's what matters.

The bathroom features a bath and overhead shower, toilet and pedestal sink. Like the kitchen, you might choose to modernise it in time, but there's no urgency. You can live with it comfortably while you decide what you want to do.

-[LIVING ON WEAVER AVENUE]-

Weaver Avenue is a popular residential spot. The main benefit to living here is having so many conveniences on your doorstep in the middle of the village centre. It's almost a stone's throw from Rainhill train station, providing you with frequent rail services.

You'll benefit from having a range of shops, pubs and restaurants nearby for you to enjoy,

A short drive away and you'll find Prescot town centre and Cables retail park which provide you with a wealth of local amenities for your convenience.

For road users, Jct 7 for the M62 motorway can be reached easily from the area, providing you with convenient access from Liverpool to the M6, North Manchester, and over the Pennines into Yorkshire.

Avid golfers will rejoice in having Blundells Hill Golf Club a short distance away, with Whiston Woods just beyond. There's no shortage of well regarded local schools within the catchment area either, which is perfect for families needing to consider educational facilities.

-[MATERIAL INFORMATION]-

Tenure Type: Freehold

Council Tax Band: D

Construction Type: Standard

Sources of Heating: Gas

Sources of Electricity supply: Mains 

Sources of Water Supply: Mains 

Primary Arrangement for Sewerage: Mains 

Broadband Connection: up to 1800 mbps

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

Parking: Driveway/garage 

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: N/A

Flood Defences: N/A

Planning Permission/Development Proposals: No

Entrance Location: Front

Accessibility Measures: None in place 

Located on a Coalfield: No

Other Mining Related Activities: No 

-[IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER]-

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