Ravenhead Road, St. Helens, Merseyside, WA10

A spacious and versatile home with multiple reception areas, a bright living and dining space, a well-equipped kitchen and an enclosed rear garden.

-[ABOUT YOUR NEW HOME]-

The first thing you'll notice about this Ravenhead Road home is just how much space it occupies. With a wide frontage, accommodation stretching across two floors and its own driveway running alongside, it has a substantial presence from the street and immediately feels like a home with plenty to explore inside.

Set behind a low brick wall and traditional railings, a gated pathway leads you through the front garden to the main entrance. There is space for planting across the frontage, giving you the opportunity to introduce more greenery and colour while still keeping things relatively easy to maintain.

For day-to-day practicality, the side of the property is particularly useful. A separate gated entrance opens onto a private driveway, giving you off-road parking. The driveway runs alongside the house and continues to timber gates at the rear, so you can also access the front and back directly without passing through the interior.

Once inside, the ground floor gives you a particularly versatile amount of living space, with two separate reception rooms alongside the kitchen and a useful downstairs WC. The layout gives each room a clear purpose while leaving you plenty of freedom to adapt it around family life, working from home or entertaining.

The main reception space works well as a combined living and dining room, and its proportions make that arrangement comfortable. Rather than squeezing a dining table into a lounge corner, there is enough length to create two clearly defined areas within the same room.

At one end, a dining table comfortably fits, with a window bringing natural light into the space. It provides a dedicated setting for everyday meals, larger family dinners, or having friends over, while still leaving generous floor space between the dining and sitting areas.

Continue through the room, and it opens into a lounge area. There's an excellent sense of scale available here, with plenty of room remaining for a television unit, coffee table and additional furniture. French doors at the rear become the natural focal point, bringing in plenty of daylight and giving you direct access to the garden.

That connection outside should work particularly well during the warmer months. With the doors open, the living room can flow straight into the garden. A consistent grey wood-effect floor runs throughout the living and dining space, helping the two areas feel connected, while the white walls keep everything bright and provide an easy backdrop for your own furniture and decorating choices.

Elsewhere on the ground floor is a second reception room, and this is where the layout becomes especially useful. Having an additional room completely separate from your main living and dining area means you do not have to make one space perform every role.

It could become a more private sitting room, a home office, children's playroom, gaming room or hobby space. Alternatively, if you have older children or different generations living together, it gives you another room where somebody can relax without occupying the main lounge.

The kitchen is separate again and offers plenty of workspace and storage. Dark grey shaker-style units run around the room, offering a mix of cupboards and drawers, plus wall-mounted storage. The darker cabinetry is balanced by pale marble-effect worktops and light tiled splashbacks, keeping the overall finish bright.

Cooking facilities include a gas hob with an oven below and an extractor positioned above. There is a sink beneath the window, while a second window at the rear means the kitchen benefits from natural light from two directions.

There is also space beneath the worktop for your washing machine, while the layout accommodates a freestanding fridge freezer without eating into the main preparation areas. 

A rear door provides another route outside, particularly handy when bringing shopping in from the side of the property or moving between the kitchen and garden. 

Completing the ground floor is a separate WC with a wash basin. It is a simple addition, but an important one in a family home, particularly when you have guests over or when the upstairs bathroom is in use.

The rear garden gives you a good-sized outdoor space with plenty of potential to make it your own. There is already a generous paved area directly behind the house, giving you an obvious starting point for outdoor furniture and creating somewhere you can sit, dine or entertain.

There is plenty of mature greenery surrounding the garden too, particularly beyond the rear and side boundaries. The established trees create a leafy backdrop and give the outside space a much greener outlook than you might initially expect.

Double timber gates provide a particularly useful practical feature. These give you direct access at the rear, which could be handy for bringing bikes, garden equipment or larger items in and out without having to take everything through the house.

Back inside and upstairs, the first floor offers three bedrooms complete with the modern family bathroom.

The master bedroom itself is a generous double, with enough room for your bed, bedside furniture and large wardrobes while retaining comfortable space to move around. A wide window brings plenty of natural light into the room, with the white walls and warm wood-effect flooring keeping the finish bright and simple.

Alongside the bedroom is a separate storage room which could remain exactly that, giving you somewhere to keep clothes, shoes, suitcases and other belongings away from the main bedroom. It presents an opportunity to create a walk-in wardrobe or dressing room, freeing up even more of the bedroom itself.

The master bedroom also benefits from its own en-suite shower room, fitted with an enclosed shower, WC and wash basin. Neutral tiling gives the room a clean finish, with a frosted window providing natural light and a chrome heated towel rail completing the space. Having an en-suite here gives the master bedroom a greater sense of privacy while leaving the main bathroom available for the rest of the household.

The second bedroom is another good-sized room with a straightforward shape that should make arranging furniture easy. There is room to create a comfortable bedroom with the usual bed, wardrobe and drawer storage, while the window brings in plenty of natural light. It would work particularly well as a child's bedroom, guest room or a permanent double depending on your requirements.

Bedroom three provides further flexibility. It has the proportions for a single bedroom and could work well for a younger child, but equally lends itself to be used as a study, hobby room or occasional guest bedroom.

Completing the first floor is the family bathroom, fitted with a bath and shower above, glazed shower screen, pedestal wash basin and WC. The neutral tiling continues around the room and bathing area, while a frosted window provides privacy and natural light.

-[LIVING ON RAVENHEAD ROAD]-

Ravenhead Road is part of a popular, well-connected area close to Thatto Heath train station.

For those travelling by car, the nearby A58 provides convenient access to both St Helens and Prescot town centres. The St Helens Linkway is also within easy reach, offering direct connections to the M62 and onward routes to Liverpool, Manchester and the wider motorway network, including the M6.

The property is perfectly placed to take advantage of a range of local amenities and is just moments from Thatto Heath Park, providing valuable green space right on the doorstep.

Ravenhead Retail Park and St Helens town centre are both just a short drive away, providing you with easy access to local amenities for you to enjoy.

The area is also served by a selection of well-regarded schools, making it a popular and convenient location for families.

-[MATERIAL INFORMATION]-

Tenure Type: Freehold

Council Tax Band:D

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:0, Vodafone:3

Parking: Driveway

Flooded in Last 5 Years: No

Entrance Location: Front

Accessibility Measures: N/A

Located on a Coalfield: In close proximity of a coal shaft

Other Mining Related Activities: N/A

-[IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER]-

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