Field Way, Rainhill, Prescot, Merseyside, L35

A spacious home with generous living accommodation, excellent storage and a beautifully presented rear garden. Featuring three well-proportioned bedrooms and a contemporary shower room, it's a fantastic family home with plenty to offer.

-[ABOUT YOUR NEW HOME]-

The frontage of this Field Way home offers a strong sense of space before you even get inside. Set behind a broad patterned driveway, this semi-detached home offers plenty of room for off-road parking for your convenience.

The ground floor immediately shows that this home has much more to offer than a conventional semi-detached layout. A comfortable separate lounge sits at the front, but the extended living space towards the rear really changes how you could use the house day-to-day.

From the entrance, the hallway provides a clear route through the property rather than opening directly into one of the main rooms. Warm wood-effect flooring runs along the hall, while the teal detailing brings some colour and personality to the space. The staircase rises from here, with a glass balustrade helping to keep the area visually open.

To your right, internal windows give you a glimpse into the front lounge while retaining separation between the two spaces. This attractive original-style detail allows additional light to travel through the ground floor.

The front living room is a generous, dedicated sitting space, with the wide bay window becoming one of its defining features. There is plenty of room to accommodate your television and additional furniture while leaving the main body of the room free for seating.

The real surprise comes as you continue towards the rear. Rather than tucking the kitchen away at the back of the house, the accommodation opens into a much larger kitchen, dining and living arrangement, with several distinct areas connected together. It gives you considerably more flexibility and means everyday family life can happen across one sociable part of the house.

The kitchen offers plenty of cupboard and drawer storage, including tall cabinetry, while the worktops run around the room to provide ample preparation space. A gas hob sits in the main run, with a double oven positioned directly below. The tiled splashbacks combine neutral tiles with patterned accent pieces, adding some individuality without making the kitchen feel overly busy. 

Beyond this, the house opens into a particularly bright garden-facing family space. Extensive glazing runs along the side and rear, with decorative coloured detailing across the upper panes adding character. French doors sit centrally at the rear and provide a direct route outside.

There is enough room for a sofa, showing this is a genuinely usable second sitting area rather than simply an oversized passage between the kitchen and garden. You could use it as an everyday family room, a place to sit with a morning coffee, a space for children to play within sight of the kitchen, or simply a more informal alternative to the lounge at the front.

Natural light is one of its biggest strengths. With windows wrapping around two sides, daylight reaches deep into the room and also benefits the adjoining kitchen. Recessed spotlights provide practical evening lighting, while the continuation of the wood-effect flooring ties the kitchen and sitting area together.

The layout then flows into a further living and dining area, giving you another generous space. It is currently arranged with a large sofa and television towards one end and a dining table and chairs beyond, showing that both uses can comfortably coexist.

Another benefit to the ground floor is the convenient, contemporary W/C. Tucked away under the stairs, the neutral decor paired with the frosted window ensures privacy yet keeps the space well lit, and it's ideal for when friends and family come to visit without needing to head upstairs.

Stepping out from the rear of the house, you arrive onto a paved section which provides a useful transition between the interior and the main garden. From here, the layout opens out into a broad central area of artificial lawn, keeping maintenance relatively straightforward while still giving you plenty of usable outdoor space.

There are plenty of options for arranging your outdoor seating and entertaining zones. The garden has different places to relax, so you are not limited to choosing between dining furniture or informal seating. For those who enjoy entertaining, that separation could be especially useful, with one area arranged around food and another set up for drinks and conversation.

One feature worth drawing particular attention to is the covered timber outhouse. Rather than a conventional garden shed used solely for tools, this is a sizeable covered space with timber-clad walls and a translucent roof overhead. Artificial grass underfoot makes it much more usable than a bare storage structure, while the roof means you have an area that can remain useful even when the weather turns.

At present it is being used predominantly for storage, gardening equipment and plants, but the sizing leaves you with plenty of options for how you might organise it. There is room for shelving, tools, garden furniture and seasonal belongings without everything having to compete for space in the main garden.

For a household with bikes, outdoor equipment, children's toys or bulky items that you would rather keep out of the house, having this amount of covered space could prove particularly valuable.

Whether your priority is having friends over in summer, somewhere for the family to sit outside, room for gardening and hobbies, or simply enough outdoor storage to keep everyday clutter away from the house, the rear garden has been arranged to accommodate all of those things without sacrificing the space you actually want to enjoy.

Back inside and upstairs, the accommodation continues to make practical use of the available space, with three versatile bedrooms and a modern shower room.

The master bedroom has plenty of space for a double bed that can sit centrally, with room remaining for bedside furniture. The broad window brings plenty of natural light into the room and gives it a pleasantly bright feel during the day.

Storage is one of the master bedroom's strongest features. Fitted cupboards extend across almost the full width of one wall using the space right up to ceiling level. This gives you a considerable amount of concealed storage for clothes, bedding and other belongings without taking up additional floor area.

The second bedroom is another excellent double. It can easily accommodate a double bed alongside an armchair, bedside furniture and additional storage, so there is useful flexibility in how you could furnish it. Again, storage has been thoughtfully incorporated, with two separate built-in cupboards positioned around a central recess.

In addition, there's a third bedroom, which is ideal for younger children or guests. A compact home office, hobby space, or additional storage room are among the possibilities, as well as a walk-in dressing room - the choice is yours.

Completing the floor is the shower room. Featuring a walk-in shower on one side, enclosed by clear glass so that it does not visually close off the room. The shower area is finished with striking grey marble-effect panels, and the same finish continues around the lower section of the room to create continuity.

A white pedestal basin and WC sit beneath and alongside the window, whilst recessed ceiling lighting keeps the room evenly illuminated outside daylight hours.

-[LIVING ON FIELD WAY]-

Field Way is a peaceful, family-friendly cul-de-sac situated on the edge of Rainhill village, conveniently close to local amenities and transport links.

Rainhill train station is also within easy reach, providing excellent connections for commuters and those looking to travel further afield.

For those travelling by road, Junction 7 of the M62 is easily accessible, offering convenient routes towards Liverpool, the M6, North Manchester and across the Pennines into Yorkshire.

Families are well catered for with a range of highly regarded local schools nearby, including Longton Lane Community Primary, Rainhill St Ann's C of E Primary, Oakdene Primary School and Rainhill High School and Sixth Form.

-[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), O2:2, EE:3, Three:2, Vodafone:2

Parking: Driveway

Flooded in Last 5 Years: No

Entrance Location: Front

Accessibility Measures: N/A

Located on a Coalfield: No

Other Mining Related Activities: N/A

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