Stephenson Grove, Rainhill, Prescot, Merseyside, L35

This beautifully presented Rainhill property is ready for you to move straight in, with two versatile bedrooms, private parking and a lovely garden to enjoy.

-[ABOUT YOUR NEW HOME]-

Set behind mature greenery, this attractive red-brick semi-detached home makes a welcoming first impression, combining a traditional appearance with the practical advantages of its own driveway and garden frontage. A mature hedge provides a natural screen along the pavement, giving you a little extra privacy at the front while still allowing the house to feel connected to its residential surroundings.

A decorative pitched canopy sits above the front door, with lattice detailing adding character against the red brickwork. White-framed windows and contrasting brick detailing complete the exterior, giving the house a smart, cohesive appearance.

Alongside the property is a private driveway providing valuable off-road parking. The driveway continues towards timber gates at the rear, giving you direct access down the side of the house. This is particularly useful for bringing bikes, bins or gardening equipment through to the back without needing to take them through your living spaces.

Stepping inside, the kitchen will be your first stop. It immediately feels bright, welcoming, clean and well organised, with a layout that makes good use of the available space. Natural light comes in through the wide front-facing window, helped by recessed ceiling lighting that keeps the space evenly illuminated throughout the day. A gas hob sits above the integrated oven, with an extractor overhead, while the sink is positioned beneath the window. There is also space for a washing machine beneath the counter, keeping laundry conveniently within the kitchen without taking over the room.

From here, the ground floor continues past the staircase, where a separate W/C adds a very practical extra facility. Finished in a simple neutral palette, it includes a modern WC and wash basin, with its own window bringing in natural light. Having this tucked away downstairs means guests do not need to head upstairs, and it is one of those everyday conveniences that becomes particularly useful when you are entertaining or have a busy household.

Continue towards the rear and the atmosphere changes as you arrive in the living room. This is a comfortable, uncomplicated room that gives you enough space for seating while still retaining clear circulation through to the garden. You can easily split your seating arrangements across the room to make a truly social space, rather than forcing everything against one wall. Neutral carpeting underfoot and white walls create a calm backdrop, leaving you free to introduce colour through furniture, artwork and accessories rather than needing to redecorate before the room feels like yours.

French doors provide access directly onto the patio and bring the garden into view from the moment you sit down. On a bright day, this helps the lounge feel especially light, while in warmer weather you can open the doors and let the two spaces work together. It is easy to picture summer afternoons with people moving between the sofa, patio and lawn, rather than the garden feeling like a completely separate part of the home.

Once outside, the rear garden is a particularly appealing part of the property. The patio runs directly behind the house, giving you an established area for outdoor furniture rather than leaving you to create one from scratch. There is comfortably enough space for a table and chairs, a barbecue and additional seating, so you can use this part of the garden for everything from a quiet morning coffee to meals outside with friends.

Beyond the patio, a broad lawn occupies most of the garden. It is large enough to be genuinely useful while remaining manageable, giving you room for children to play, pets to run around or simply somewhere to enjoy the sun. The shape is straightforward and open, so you are not losing large portions of the garden to awkward corners or excessive landscaping.

A paved route continues beside the house towards the side access, connecting the rear directly with the driveway and making it much easier to bring bins, bikes, gardening supplies or larger items in and out without carrying them through the kitchen or lounge.

Heading back inside and upstairs, the first floor continues the clean, neutral presentation of the living spaces below. The décor has kept light, with white walls, pale carpeting and plenty of natural light, giving you a straightforward backdrop to furnish and personalise without needing to tackle major decorative work first.

The master bedroom is a comfortable double with enough floor space around the bed for the room to remain practical rather than feeling dominated by furniture. A large window brings plenty of daylight into the room, while the neutral colour scheme makes the most of that brightness. The current layout demonstrates the proportions particularly well, accommodating a double bed, bedside table, chest of drawers and television while retaining useful space to move around. It is an easy room to make your own.

The second bedroom is another particularly useful room and, as currently arranged, shows just how adaptable the upstairs accommodation can be. It is presently set up with two single beds, with each positioned separately rather than squeezed together. There is still usable floor space between them, along with room for additional bedroom furniture, making this a strong option for siblings sharing.

For a different household, the same proportions open up plenty of alternatives. You could furnish it with a double bed to create a generous guest room, give an older child a larger bedroom with room for a desk and storage, or divide it into sleeping and study areas. A wide window keeps the room naturally bright, while the predominantly neutral décor means it would take very little to adapt the space as your needs change.

The family bathroom is finished in a crisp, contemporary style and makes good use of its footprint. A bath gives you the practicality many families will be looking for, with tiled surrounds creating a clean finish around the bathing area. Alongside it sits a modern WC and a wide wash basin incorporated into a vanity unit, providing useful concealed storage for toiletries and everyday bathroom essentials.

-[LIVING ON STEPHENSON GROVE]-

Nestled on the northern edge of the charming village of Rainhill, Stephenson Grove enjoys an enviable setting surrounded by the scenic beauty of nearby Blundells Hill and open farmland. This sought-after location is ideal for those looking to enjoy a relaxed lifestyle without feeling disconnected from modern amenities.

Residents benefit from excellent transport links, with Rainhill train station just a short stroll away. Regular rail services make commuting and travelling effortless, keeping Liverpool, Manchester, and surrounding areas within easy reach.

For commuters, Junction 7 of the M62 motorway is conveniently accessible, providing superb connectivity across the region, from Liverpool and the M6 corridor to North Manchester and across the Pennines into Yorkshire.

Leisure opportunities are plentiful, particularly for golf enthusiasts, with the well-regarded Blundells Hill Golf Club located nearby. Nature lovers can also take advantage of the picturesque Whiston Woods, perfect for peaceful walks, outdoor recreation, and enjoying the surrounding natural landscape.

Families are equally well catered for, with an excellent selection of highly regarded schools within the local catchment area, making Stephenson Grove a superb choice for those seeking quality educational opportunities.

-[MATERIAL INFORMATION]-

Tenure Type: Leasehold

Tenure Length: 238 years

Tenure Expiry Date: 30/09/2264

Annual Service Charge Amount: £140

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, 2, 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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