Hereford Close, St. Helens, Merseyside, WA10

A well-presented semi-detached home offering flexible living space, a conservatory overlooking the garden, generous off-road parking and a private rear garden, all in a well-established residential location that's ideal for everyday family life.

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Nestled on Hereford Close, this attractive semi-detached home immediately creates a welcoming first impression. Its traditional brick and rendered frontage is enhanced by decorative gable detailing and a smart pitched entrance canopy, giving the property plenty of kerb appeal before you've even stepped inside. 

Set back from the road behind a lawned front garden with mature evergreen planting, the property enjoys an attractive position that offers both privacy and a pleasant outlook.

You'll also benefit from the generous private driveway running alongside the house. Providing convenient off-road parking, it also leads directly to the rear garden through a gated entrance, making it ideal whether you're unloading the weekly shop, bringing bikes through to the garden or simply enjoying easy access around the property.

The front garden offers an excellent opportunity for anyone with green fingers to create an attractive landscaped entrance, whilst the mature hedging softens the frontage and provides natural screening.

Step through the front door and you arrive directly into a generous lounge that immediately gives you plenty of room to settle in. It's noticeably larger than you might expect from the exterior and gives you the flexibility to arrange the space around the way you actually live.

The current layout shows just how easily the room can balance comfort with practicality. A feature fireplace creates a natural focal point for you to place your seating arrangement.

The staircase rises neatly along one side of the room so you retain a clear and usable footprint for your furniture. You could keep the room focused purely on relaxing, or introduce a compact desk, reading chair or children's play area without making it feel overfilled.

From the lounge, the layout carries you naturally towards the rear of the house, where the kitchen and dining area become the real working heart of the ground floor. The kitchen is arranged to make good use of the available space, with units wrapping around the room to create a practical cooking zone and plenty of storage. White cabinet fronts keep the room bright, while the darker worktops give you a useful surface space for preparing meals.

The sink is positioned beneath the side window, which gives you natural light while you are washing up and helps the kitchen feel less enclosed. The tiled splashbacks are easy to maintain, while the tiled floor suits the practical nature of the space and carries through into the dining area.

There is enough space at the open end for a dining table, giving you somewhere to sit down for breakfast, share dinner or catch up over a coffee without taking over the lounge. It means your main living room can remain focused on relaxing, while this part of the house handles the day-to-day rhythm of cooking and eating. 

Double doors connect the dining area with the conservatory, extending the sightline through the back of the house and helping both spaces feel connected. The conservatory is a useful addition because it gives you another distinct room without asking you to compromise the main reception space. It benefits from plenty of daylight and looks directly onto the rear garden. You could use it as a second sitting room, a home office, a hobby room or a play space, depending on what would make the house work best for you.

Outside, you'll find the rear garden is a real gem. It offers a great balance between low-maintenance practicality and outdoor space. A generous paved patio stretches across the back of the property, creating an ideal spot for your garden furniture, a barbecue or simply somewhere to enjoy a morning coffee in the sunshine. Thanks to the direct access from both the conservatory and the side pathway, the patio naturally becomes an extension of the living space during the warmer months.

Beyond the patio, the garden opens into a lawn that gives you flexibility to make the space your own. Whether you're looking for somewhere for children to play, a place for pets to roam, or simply somewhere to enjoy a bit more greenery, there is plenty of scope here. Mature trees and established planting around the boundaries provide an attractive backdrop and help create a pleasant sense of privacy.

Head back inside and upstairs and you'll find two generous double bedrooms along with the family bathroom, offering comfortable accommodation that's ready to move straight into.

The master bedroom is positioned at the rear of the property, creating a peaceful retreat with attractive leafy views across the garden. There's plenty of room for a king-size bed alongside bedroom furniture, while the neutral décor makes it easy to add your own style. The outlook from the window brings plenty of natural light into the room and gives it a particularly relaxing feel, making it somewhere you'll look forward to unwinding at the end of the day.

Bedroom two is another genuine double and comfortably accommodates a double bed with room remaining for drawers, wardrobes and bedside furniture. The dual window aspect allows natural light to flow through the room throughout the day, making it equally well suited as a generous child's bedroom, a stylish guest room or even a comfortable home office if your needs change over time.

Completing the first floor is the family bathroom. Fitted with a white three-piece suite comprising a panelled bath with shower over and screen, wash hand basin and W/C, it offers everything you need for busy mornings or a relaxing soak in the evening. The frosted window provides natural ventilation while maintaining privacy, helping to keep the room feeling bright and fresh throughout the day.

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Hereford Close is positioned on the outskirts of St Helens town centre, which is popular with families and commuters. Its location offers easy access to local shops, supermarkets, and the town centre.

For drivers, the A58 provides you direct access in and out of the town, heading to Prescot and Liverpool in the West. You'll also find the M62 to the South - this then connects further to North Manchester, the M6 for Cheshire, the Lakes and the Midlands, and over the Pennines to Yorkshire.

Green spaces are a highlight too, with several parks close by including Taylor Park, Victoria Park and Sherdley Park just beyond. 

Families benefit from a variety of schools within easy reach. Primary options include St Marys & St Thomas C of E, Allanson Street Primary School, while De La Salle School serves the area for secondary education. St Helens College and other further education options are also nearby.

Hereford Close combines convenience, strong transport links, access to good schools, and nearby parks, making it an appealing choice for families, first-time buyers, and professionals working across Merseyside and Greater Manchester.

-[MATERIAL INFORMATION]-

Tenure Type: Leasehold

Tenure Length: 816 years

Tenure Expiry Date: 27/11/2842

Annual Ground Rent: £1

Council Tax Band: B

Construction Type: Standard Construction

Sources of Heating: Mains

Sources of Electricity supply: Mains

Sources of Water Supply: United Utilities

Primary Arrangement for Sewerage: United Utilities

Broadband Connection: Up to 1800 mbps

Mobile Signal/Coverage: (Out of 3), O2:3, EE:3, Three:2, Vodafone:3

Parking: Driveway

Flooded in Last 5 Years: No

Entrance Location: Front

Located on a Coalfield: No

Other Mining Related Activities: N/A

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