Longton Lane, Rainhill, Prescot, Merseyside, L35

This home is ideally suited to families looking to put down roots in a well-connected part of Rainhill. With flexible living spaces, excellent presentation throughout and off-road parking to the front, it offers everything you need for modern family life while leaving plenty of scope to adapt the rooms as your lifestyle evolves.

-[ABOUT YOUR NEW HOME]-

Set back from the road in the heart of Rainhill, this traditional mid-terrace combines classic character with practical modern living. Whether you're buying your first home, moving with your growing family or simply looking for more space in a well-connected location, you'll immediately appreciate the convenience, parking and inviting feel this home offers before you've even stepped inside.

Pull onto your generous block-paved driveway, where there's ample off-road parking. The attractive bay frontage gives the home plenty of kerb appeal, while the modern front door provides a smart and welcoming first impression. You also have the benefit of gated access down to the rear of the property, perfect for gardening needs or hiding the bins away for bin day.

Once you're inside, the entrance hallway greets you with stairs to the upper floor, whilst connecting through to the ground floor. This begins in the first of two reception rooms, positioned at the front of the home and immediately benefiting from the natural light drawn through the broad bay window. This is a particularly versatile room, with enough floor space to work as a formal sitting room, family lounge, playroom or even a dedicated home office, depending on how you want the house to function. 

The bay itself creates an obvious focal point and gives you a natural position for an armchair, reading corner or small desk, while the shape of the room still leaves plenty of space for furniture. 

From here, you continue through to the second reception room, which has a more relaxed and sociable feel. This is the room you are likely to use most often for everyday family life, with space for a corner sofa and additional seating while still preserving a generous amount of open floor area. A feature working fireplace anchors the room and brings warmth and character to the space, while the blue accent wall adds definition without overpowering the neutral surroundings. There is ample room for media furniture, display cabinets and storage, and the overall proportions make it easy to create separate lounging and reading zones if that suits your lifestyle.

French-style doors connect this reception room with the kitchen, allowing light to move between the spaces while keeping each room clearly defined. That is an especially useful feature for family living because you can prepare meals while still feeling connected to what is happening next door, yet you retain the option to close the kitchen away when you want a more peaceful lounge.

The kitchen itself is one of the strongest parts of the ground floor and has been finished in a crisp, contemporary style. Pale grey shaker-style cabinetry runs around three sides of the room, providing a very generous amount of storage at both base and wall level. The black worktops create a sharp contrast against the pale cabinetry, with matching black handles reinforcing the clean, modern look.

A gas hob is set into the work surface with an extractor above, while the built-in oven sits directly below for a practical cooking arrangement. There is also extensive preparation space on either side, so you are not limited to one small working area when cooking. The sink is positioned beneath the wide rear window, giving you an open view across the garden and bringing plenty of daylight into the room throughout the day. 

Once you step outside to the rear, you'll find a garden that's ideal for family life. A generous paved patio stretches away from the house, giving you plenty of room for outdoor dining, summer barbecues or simply relaxing with a morning coffee while keeping an eye on children as they play. The paved pathway continues all the way to the rear of the plot, making every part of the garden easily accessible and reducing the amount of maintenance required.

Running alongside the pathway is a substantial lawn that provides an excellent space for football, garden games or a play area for younger children. There is enough room here to enjoy the garden today while still having flexibility for the future, whether that is adding further landscaping, creating raised planting beds or introducing additional seating areas.

Towards the rear of the garden, a timber summer house creates a fantastic bonus space. Fitted with double doors and windows, it is ideal as a home office, hobby room, gym, games room or simply somewhere to escape with a book during the warmer months. 

With a combination of lawn, patio and useful outbuilding, this is a garden that balances practicality with enjoyment, offering somewhere for every member of the family to make the most of the outdoors.

Heading back inside and upstairs, the landing provides access to all three bedrooms and the family bathroom, creating a practical layout that works well for growing families. Each room has its own character and purpose, giving you the flexibility to adapt the space as your needs change over time.

The master bedroom is positioned at the front of the property and is a comfortable double room with plenty of natural light streaming through the large window. There is ample space for a double bed alongside wardrobes and additional bedroom furniture, while the feature wall adds a modern splash of colour without overwhelming the room. It's an inviting space to unwind at the end of the day.

The second bedroom is another well-sized room that comfortably accommodates a double bed, making it ideal for older children, guests or even as a spacious home office if required. The current layout demonstrates that there is still room for storage and dressing furniture, making it a versatile addition to the home rather than simply a spare bedroom.

Completing the sleeping accommodation is the third bedroom. It offers excellent flexibility as a child's bedroom, nursery or study. The room easily accommodates a bed along with wardrobes and shelving, ensuring it remains practical as your family grows.

Serving all three bedrooms is a beautifully presented family bathroom that has been finished in a contemporary style. Crisp white sanitary ware is complemented by modern tiling, while the bath with overhead shower and glazed screen offers the best of both worlds for busy mornings and more relaxing evenings.

-[LIVING ON LONGTON LANE]-

Longton Lane sits in a well-placed part of Rainhill, just a short distance from Warrington Road which runs through the heart of the village. One of the most practical advantages of this location is how close it is to Whiston Hospital. For anyone working there, the commute could hardly be easier, making this a particularly appealing spot for hospital staff looking to stay close to work.

Drivers are also well catered for, with Junction 7 of the M62 just a short journey away. From there you can head west towards Liverpool or east across to the M6, North Manchester and beyond, making this a convenient base for commuting across the region. For those who prefer rail travel, Rainhill train station is the nearest stop ensuring you remain well-connected.

The surrounding area also offers plenty of opportunities to enjoy the outdoors. For golf enthusiasts, Blundells Hill Golf Club is nearby, while the peaceful woodland trails of Whiston Woods are also within easy reach.

Families will appreciate the choice of schools in the local area, including Longton Lane Primary School, which is closeby. Add in a handful of well-loved local pubs, takeaways and everyday amenities nearby, and it becomes clear why this part of Rainhill continues to be such a popular place to settle.

-[MATERIAL INFORMATION]-

Tenure Type: Leasehold

Tenure Length: 908 years

Tenure Expiry Date: 1.11.2934

Annual Ground Rent: £2

Council Tax Band: B

Construction Type: Standard 

Sources of Electricity supply: Mains 

Sources of Water Supply: Mains 

Primary Arrangement for Sewerage: Mains 

Broadband Connection: up to 10000 mbps

Mobile Signal/Coverage: Signal Strength (0-4) EE:3 Three:3 O2:4 Vodafone:4

Parking: Driveway 

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: No

Other Mining Related Activities: No

-[IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER]-

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