2 Bed Terraced House, Planning Permission, Saint Helens, WA9 3PW £110,000

Finally, to the rear of the ground floor is a versatile space that can serve you multiple purposes, whether this becomes a cosy reading nook or a hobby space or playroom, the only limitations here are your imagination. This then conveniently leads out to your rear garden, a private outdoor space that feels tucked away from the world, with brick boundaries giving you a reassuring sense of seclusion. It is a space that invites you to slow down. Whether you are pottering with plants, enjoying a quiet moment of fresh air, or simply appreciating the change of pace from the indoors, the garden offers a calm backdrop to everyday life.

The garden building provides useful storage, allowing you to keep tools neatly out of sight or to create a little project space where ideas can take shape. With a gated access point to the rear, there is a subtle sense of independence here, adding another layer of convenience to how you move through the property.

Heading upstairs, the home continues to unfold in a way that feels practical, well-balanced, and quietly comfortable.

At the top of the stairs, you arrive at a central landing that neatly connects the main bathroom and both bedrooms. It feels like a natural pause between the busy rhythm of downstairs and the more restful spaces above.

The first bedroom you come to is a generous double, with a wide window that draws in soft natural light and keeps the room feeling calm and open. There is plenty of wall space to arrange your bed and storage without things feeling crowded, and the proportions work just as well for a main bedroom as they would for a guest room or older child's space. It is the kind of room that invites slow mornings and unhurried evenings.

The second bedroom has its own character, slightly more compact but still comfortable, making it ideal as a single room, nursery, home office or hobby space, depending on how you want to live. With the window bringing daylight in and a simple, workable layout, it is easy to see this becoming a flexible room that adapts as your needs change over time.

Finally there's the family bathroom, arranged to make everyday routines feel straightforward and unforced. There is a bath for long soaks, a separate walk-in mobility shower for quick starts, and a window that keeps the space bright and fresh throughout the day. Everything is laid out sensibly, giving you room to move without feeling boxed in.

-[LIVING ON ROBINS LANE]-

Robins Lane offers a familiar sense of community. It's within close proximity to St Helens Junction railway station - which is ideal for keeping commuters well-connected.

For those seeking a slower pace of life and enjoy their outdoor walks, the nearby open green spaces are ideal to lap up the fresh breath of nature. 

Regular bus services take you into St Helens town centre, making it convenient and accessible, all the while you'll benefit from the local takeaway hotspots.

If education is a deciding factor in your move, then there's plenty of choice for that as well, especially with St Ann's Catholic Primary School nearby. This really is an ideal location for families seeking convenience!

-[MATERIAL INFORMATION]-

Tenure Type: Freehold Council Tax Band: A  Construction Type: Standard  Sources of Heating: Gas Sources of Electricity supply: Mains  Sources of Water Supply: Mains  Primary Arrangement for Sewerage: Mains  Broadband Connection: up to 1000 mbps Mobile Signal/Coverage: Signal Strength (0-4) EE:4 Three:3 02:3 Vodafone: 3 Parking: On street (no permit required)  Building Safety: Not assessed  Listed Property: No Restrictions: No Private Rights of Way: No Public Rights of Way: No Flooded in Last 5 Years: No  Sources of Risk: None  Flood Defences: N/A Planning Permission/Development Proposals: No Entrance Location: Front  Accessibility Measures: Walk in shower Located on a Coalfield: No Other Mining Related Activities: No

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