Station Road, Liverpool, L31

Dating back to the 1890s, this Victorian semi-detached home stands proudly on Station
Road in Maghull, retaining the charm and character of a bygone era. With its high
ceilings, beautiful decorative cornices, open fireplaces and generous proportions, it
possesses a timeless quality that is increasingly hard to find.

For the past 60 years, The Laurels has been cherished by the same family. It has been a
place to grow, to gather, to welcome friends and family, and to create a lifetime of
memories. Now, the time has come for its next chapter, and for a new family to make it
their own.

Perfectly placed in the heart of Maghull, The Laurels enjoys a setting rich in local character and history. The neighbouring property is recognised by a blue plaque as the former home of Frank Hornby, adding a fascinating piece of Maghull's heritage to the home's immediate surroundings. Maghull train station is just a stone's throw away, while the nearby canal offers the perfect setting for a leisurely stroll. With local shops and everyday essentials close at hand, everything you need is within easy reach, all while enjoying the charm and character of this established Maghull setting.

Step inside, and the house begins to tell its story.

An entrance vestibule welcomes you into the home; original periodic tiles underfoot
offer an immediate glimpse into the property's Victorian heritage. From here, the ground
floor unfolds into a collection of inviting rooms.

The living room offers a wonderfully traditional setting in which to unwind, with an open
fireplace providing a natural focal point and creating a cosy atmosphere.

The dining room is made all the more charming by its beautiful bay window, allowing
natural light to pour in while adding to the home's timeless Victorian character.

The kitchen sits alongside a useful pantry, offering everyday practicality and the
potential for a new owner to make the space their own.

A downstairs WC adds a further touch of everyday practicality, thoughtfully
complementing the ground-floor accommodation.

Upstairs, the sense of space continues, with four double bedrooms providing generous
accommodation for family life. A separate box room offers further flexibility, whether
used as a study, dressing room or a little hideaway of its own. A family bathroom
completes the first floor.

But perhaps one of the most charming features of The Laurels lies beyond its back door.
The spacious, south-facing rear garden offers a welcome sense of privacy, with no
properties directly overlooking it. Bathed in sunshine, it is a place to enjoy the changing
seasons, spend long summer afternoons outdoors, or simply find a quiet corner away
from the bustle of everyday life.

Tucked within the garden is a little piece of the property's history: a traditional Victorian
wash house. Once serving a very different purpose, this charming outbuilding has found
a new lease of life as a practical utility room, complete with a toilet. It is a distinctive
feature that connects the home to its Victorian heritage and gives The Laurels a
character all of its own.

What makes this house special is not simply its number of bedrooms, its generous
rooms or its traditional features. It is the feeling it offers. There is a warmth here, a sense
of permanence, and a character that cannot easily be recreated.

For 60 years, The Laurels has been loved and lived in by one family. Now, it is ready to
welcome another.

If you need to sell your property to purchase, you can’t deny that this marketing is the best in the marketplace. We can arrange to market your home to this level with no trouble. Ask to speak with Freya directly when you arrange your viewing.

This home is known to be Freehold.

EPC - D

Council Tax Band - E