Horsey Mere Gardens, St. Helens, Merseyside, WA9

If you are looking for a home that gives you a practical layout, good-sized rooms and the freedom to add your own personality, this property on Horsey Mere Gardens has plenty to offer.

-[ABOUT YOUR NEW HOME]-

Set within an attractive residential development, the first impression here is of a home tucked comfortably into its surroundings. The terrace has a warm, traditional appearance, with a pitched tiled roof and a covered entrance giving the frontage a little extra character. 

A pathway leads you from the front towards your own entrance, passing the garden as you approach. There is plenty of potential to put your own stamp on this outside space, whether you prefer to keep things simple and easy to maintain or introduce pots, seasonal planting and additional greenery to create a more colourful welcome. 

Once through the front door, you arrive in your entrance hallway, which immediately gives the ground floor a more organised feel. There is room here to come in, take off coats and shoes and move naturally into the main living areas without stepping straight into a reception room. The staircase rises from the hall to the first floor.

At the front of the property, your living room is bright, simple and easy to make your own. A large window looks out over the front garden, keeping the room well-lit, whilst the white walls and warm wood-effect flooring help the room feel clean and open. There is good usable wall space throughout, so you have plenty of freedom when it comes to positioning sofas, media furniture, shelving or storage. 

The kitchen is where the ground floor starts to feel particularly practical. It is a good-sized room in its own right, with enough floor space to comfortably accommodate both the working kitchen and a dining area, so you are not forced to choose between one or the other. The layout gives you a useful amount of movement through the centre of the room, while the broad rear window helps pull natural light across the whole space.

The kitchen is arranged around two sides, with a range of wood-effect wall and base units providing cupboard storage. The cabinetry is paired with dark worktops, creating a clear contrast and giving you a generous run of preparation space. There is room here for the everyday appliances and utensils you want close to hand, while the upper cupboards give you additional storage for crockery, glasses and pantry items.

The cooking area is set neatly into the cabinetry, with a built-in oven below and gas hob above. This keeps the main preparation zone together and leaves the rest of the room free for serving, dining or additional appliances.

One of the strengths here is that the kitchen does not feel overfilled by units. There is still a generous amount of open floor space, giving you the option to place a dining table comfortably within the room. That means your kitchen can become a genuine everyday hub rather than just somewhere to cook. 

You could have breakfast here in the morning, sit down for an evening meal, work from the table during the day or keep the conversation going while someone is preparing food nearby.

The rear window also gives you a pleasant outlook and helps make the space feel lighter than you might expect from a mid-terrace home. With the neutral wall finish and warm-toned flooring continuing through, there is a good base here for you to personalise. 

There is also direct access towards the outside from this part of the house, which adds to the practicality of the room. It means food, drinks and outdoor dining can flow naturally between the kitchen and garden, and it makes the rear of the property feel connected rather than cut off from the main living space.

There is also a useful ground-floor WC tucked away, fitted with a toilet and wash basin. It is a practical addition that makes your day-to-day life that bit easier and is especially handy when you have guests over.

The garden is enclosed by timber fencing, creating a defined and private area that feels easy to manage while still giving you a worthwhile amount of room to enjoy.

A generous lawn occupies the centre, providing a simple green space that you can use however suits you. There is room for children to play, space for pets to get outside, or simply the opportunity to keep the garden open and uncluttered. Equally, if gardening is something you enjoy, the straightforward layout gives you a great starting point for introducing raised beds, planted borders or pots without having to undo an overly complicated existing design.

Paved pathways run around the lawn and along the side of the house, which is particularly useful when the weather is less forgiving and means you can move around the garden without having to cross the grass. At the far end, you'll find a gate provides access beyond the garden for your convenience.

Heading back inside and making your way upstairs, the first floor continues the simple, bright finish seen throughout the house. From the landing, you have access to all three bedrooms and the family bathroom, keeping the sleeping accommodation neatly together and giving the upper floor a straightforward layout.

The master bedroom is a particularly good-sized room, with plenty of floor space to create a comfortable retreat at the end of the day. A wide window brings in a generous amount of natural light, while the neutral white walls and wood-effect flooring give you an easy backdrop for your own furniture, colours and finishing touches.

The second bedroom is another well-proportioned room and benefits from a broad front-facing window, allowing sunlight to reach well into the space. Again, the wood-effect flooring and light décor keep things fresh and uncomplicated, giving you plenty of freedom when it comes to furnishing. 

Bedroom three sits towards the rear and provides a more compact but still genuinely useful room. Its window looks out across the garden and surrounding rooftops, and the outlook helps bring plenty of daylight inside. There is enough room here to establish a comfortable single bedroom, although you could just as easily make it your dedicated home office, nursery, dressing room or hobby space. If working from home is part of your routine, having a separate room where you can close the door at the end of the day could be particularly valuable.

Completing the first floor is the family bathroom. White metro-style tiling covers the walls to create a bright, clean finish, complemented by contrasting dark floor tiles underfoot. The suite comprises a bath with a wall-mounted shower above, a pedestal wash basin and WC, so you have the option of a quick shower in the morning or a longer soak at the end of the day. A frosted window also introduces natural light while maintaining privacy.

-[LIVING ON HORSEY MERE GARDENS]-

Perfectly positioned for families and commuters alike, Horsey Mere Gardens is within easy reach of well-regarded local schools, excellent transport links and a range of everyday amenities.

Residents can enjoy nearby green spaces, including the popular Sherdley Park, offering plenty of opportunities for outdoor recreation and leisure.

St Helens town centre and Ravenhead Retail Park are both just a short drive away, providing a wide selection of shops, supermarkets, restaurants and leisure facilities.

For those travelling by road, the A58 offers convenient access to both St Helens and Prescot, while the nearby St Helens Linkway provides a direct route to the M62, connecting you to Liverpool, Manchester and the wider motorway network, including the M6.

Thatto Heath and Lea Green railway stations are also close by, offering excellent public transport connections.

-[MATERIAL INFORMATION]-

Tenure Type: Freehold

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 10,000 mbps

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

Parking: Driveway

Flooded in Last 5 Years: No

Entrance Location: Front

Located on a Coalfield: Located close to a coal shaft

-[IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER]-

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