Cranshaw Avenue, Clock Face, St. Helens, Merseyside, WA9

This is a well-presented, versatile semi-detached dormer bungalow offering generous living space across two floors, complete with a wonderful open-plan kitchen, multiple reception areas and ample off-road parking all set within a sought-after residential location.

-[ABOUT YOUR NEW HOME]-

Pulling onto the driveway, one of the first things you'll notice is just how much parking this home on Cranshaw Avenue provides. The generous block-paved driveway comfortably accommodates multiple vehicles and continues down the side of the property to a detached garage, making it ideal whether you have a growing family, regularly entertain guests or simply appreciate the convenience of never having to worry about parking.

The attractive front garden has been designed to be neat and easy to maintain, with established shrubs adding colour and kerb appeal without demanding hours of upkeep. 

Set back from the road behind a low brick wall, the property enjoys a welcoming first impression while still feeling open and inviting. This is a home that offers far more than first meets the eye. The bungalow has an incredibly flexible layout, giving you the option of using the accommodation in whatever way best suits your lifestyle. 

As you step through the entrance porch, you arrive in a hallway that immediately introduces you to the flexibility of this home. Rather than funnelling you straight into one central room, the layout gives you several directions to explore, with two ground-floor bedrooms positioned towards the front, the main living accommodation extending through the centre and the kitchen arranged towards the rear. It is a practical setup that allows the different parts of your day to happen without everything feeling crowded into one space.

At the front of the property, the main bedroom gives you a generously proportioned room with plenty of space around the bed for wardrobes, drawers and additional furniture. A broad front-facing window draws in natural light, while the neutral palette keeps the room calm and easy to personalise. This could work especially well as your main bedroom if you prefer the convenience of sleeping on the ground floor, with the bathroom just a short distance away. 

The second bedroom is also positioned off the entrance hall and has enough room for a double bed and wardrobes. Depending on your needs, it could become a guest bedroom, a private room for an older child, or a dedicated office where you can work away from the busier living spaces.

Continue through and the front reception room gives you a comfortable lounge where you can properly switch off. The long shape of the room makes it easy to create a natural seating area without losing a sense of openness, while the large front window brings daylight across the room. A feature fireplace provides a clear focal point, giving you somewhere to arrange your television, sofas and occasional furniture without having to compromise the flow of the space.

There is room here to configure your seating as you wish, so you can settle in with your family, host visitors comfortably or simply stretch out at the end of the day without the room feeling cramped. The lounge continues into the ideal dining area, where the layout begins to show just how adaptable the property can be. You have plenty of room for a full dining table and chairs, along with sideboards or display furniture, making it easy to keep family meals and entertaining separate from the kitchen itself. This zone sits between the lounge and conservatory, it feels connected to the rest of the home while retaining its own identity. 

Double doors lead from here into the conservatory, extending your everyday living space and drawing your attention towards the garden. The pale flooring, white brickwork and roof make this a bright room throughout the day, while windows wrap around the side and rear to bring in plenty of natural light. 

There is ample room for sofas and occasional seating, giving you another place to relax without duplicating the feel of the main lounge. It would work equally well as a garden room, hobby space, playroom or somewhere to enjoy your morning coffee while looking outside. French doors provide direct access to the garden, helping the room become a natural link between indoors and out during the warmer months.

The kitchen diner is one of the most practical spaces on the ground floor. Rather than being treated as a narrow cooking area, it offers a long, open layout with plenty of floor space, extensive storage and room for everyday life to happen around you. A broad run of base units stretches along one side, paired with warm wood-effect worktops and a plenty of drawers that keep utensils, cookware and pantry essentials organised.

Contrasting white and wood-effect cabinetry gives the kitchen a modern look while helping to break up the long run of units. There is space for a tall fridge freezer, along with room for a washing machine and other appliances, so your practical needs can be accommodated without taking over the work surfaces. The generous counters give you plenty of room for preparing meals, serving food or keeping smaller appliances within easy reach. French doors at the rear bring in garden views and provide another direct route outside, making it straightforward to carry food and drinks out when you are dining in the garden or hosting friends.

Completing the main ground-floor accommodation is the bathroom, which has been arranged as a modern shower room. A large walk-in enclosure occupies one end, complete with glass screening and a rainfall-style shower head, while dark grey tiling gives the space a smart, contemporary finish. A white vanity unit provides useful concealed storage beneath the basin. The toilet sits beneath the frosted window, with a heated towel rail positioned nearby. The overall layout is particularly convenient for anyone using the ground-floor bedrooms, while the generous shower enclosure also makes the room easier to use on a day-to-day basis.

Upstairs, you'll find two further bedrooms and the en-suite shower room. 

The master bedroom occupies the majority of the first floor and immediately impresses with its size. This is a room where you can comfortably position a king size bed while still enjoying generous circulation space around it, leaving ample room for bedside furniture, freestanding wardrobes, chests of drawers and seating. The soft neutral décor creates a calm and relaxing atmosphere, allowing you to move straight in or personalise the space with very little effort.

Here, you'll also have access to your private shower room, meaning you benefit from bathroom facilities on both levels of the home. Fitted with a corner shower enclosure, W/C and wash basin, the room offers everything required for comfortable day-to-day living. A frosted window provides natural light while maintaining privacy, creating a bright and practical space that perfectly complements the bedroom accommodation.

Across the hallway is the fourth bedroom in the home. This generous room provides plenty of space for wardrobes, hanging rails, shoe storage and additional furniture, allowing you to keep the main bedroom beautifully uncluttered as a dressing room if required. It could equally serve as a walk-in wardrobe, hobby room, nursery or home office, giving you valuable flexibility both now and in the future. 

-[LIVING ON CRANSHAW AVENUE]-

Cranshaw Avenue enjoys a peaceful setting in the village of Clock Face, surrounded by beautiful green spaces and just moments from Clock Face Country Park.

Lea Green railway station is the nearest station, providing convenient connections for commuters and travellers alike. 

Cranshaw Avenue offers excellent links to St Helens town centre and beyond, while the M62 is just a short drive away, giving easy access to Liverpool in one direction and Warrington and Manchester in the other.

For families, the location is particularly appealing thanks to its proximity to several well-regarded primary schools. The Sutton Academy is the nearest secondary school, with a range of other highly regarded schools also close by, making this an excellent choice for buyers who place education high on their list of priorities.

-[MATERIAL INFORMATION]-

Tenure Type: Leasehold

Tenure Length: 935 years

Tenure Expiry Date: 08/09/2961

Annual Ground Rent: £9.00

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 5500 mbps

Parking: Driveway

Building Safety: Not assessed

Listed Property: No

Restrictions: No

Private Rights of Way: N

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: Yes

Other Mining Related Activities: No

-[IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER]-

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