162, Brynn Street, St. Helens, WA10 1HX

A well-presented two-bedroom terraced home with spacious open-plan living and dining areas, a modern kitchen, ground-floor bathroom and a paved rear yard.

With neutral décor throughout and plenty of flexibility in how you use the space, you can move in and quickly begin making the home your own.

-[about your new home]- From the street, the home has the familiar proportions of a traditional terraced property, but its exterior has been given a noticeably cleaner, more contemporary finish.

A light-coloured rendered façade immediately distinguishes it from the surrounding brick-fronted homes, with dark contrasting frames around the front window and entrance door adding definition to the frontage.

Once inside, you step through the entrance vestibule and straight into the living room, where the home immediately begins to show just how much usable space sits behind its traditional terraced frontage.

White walls and a grey carpet give the room a clean, neutral backdrop, so you can easily begin picturing your own furniture, artwork and finishing touches here without having to work around a particularly strong existing scheme.

What makes the ground floor particularly useful, however, is the way the living accommodation continues beyond this front room.

A wide opening connects the lounge with the dining room behind, creating a sense of flow between the two spaces while still allowing each room to have its own purpose.

You can keep your main seating and television area at the front, then dedicate the room beyond to dining rather than trying to accommodate everything within a single reception space.

The dining room itself is another well-proportioned area, continuing the same white and grey finish for a cohesive look throughout this part of the home.

There is space here for your dining table and chairs, whether that is somewhere for everyday meals or a more defined entertaining area when friends and family visit.

Continue through and the layout leads you into the separate kitchen, which occupies a long section towards the rear of the house.

Here, the flooring changes to a dark wood-effect finish that provides a practical contrast to the carpeted reception rooms.

White cabinetry is arranged along both sides of the kitchen, paired with dark worktops and light marble-effect splashbacks to create a crisp, straightforward finish.

There is a useful amount of preparation and storage space, with cupboards positioned above and below the work surfaces.

Your sink and drainer sit beneath a broad side-facing window, bringing natural light directly across the worktop, while the opposite run incorporates a gas hob with an extractor positioned above and an oven below.

The galley-style arrangement keeps the main cooking, preparation and washing areas within easy reach of one another while leaving a clear route through the centre of the room.

Beyond the kitchen, a small rear lobby separates the cooking space from the bathroom, a useful feature that prevents the bathroom from opening directly into the kitchen itself.

Positioned at the very rear, the bathroom has been finished in a bright, predominantly white scheme.

A bath runs along one side and is fitted with an overhead rainfall-style shower as well as an additional handheld attachment, with a clear glass screen allowing you to use the space comfortably for either a quick shower or a longer soak.

Alongside sits a contemporary vanity unit with a basin and useful enclosed storage beneath, providing practical storage for your toiletries and everyday essentials.

Stepping outside from the rear of the property, you arrive in an enclosed yard that gives you a useful outdoor space without bringing with it the upkeep of a traditional lawned garden.

The area is predominantly paved, making it straightforward to maintain and giving you a solid, practical surface that can be put to use throughout the year.

Heading back inside and upstairs, the first floor is dedicated to two well-proportioned bedrooms, with the simple layout making good use of the available space and keeping both rooms feeling bright and easy to furnish.

The larger bedroom gives you an excellent amount of floor space to work with.

Its broad sizing means you can comfortably introduce a double bed alongside your usual bedside furniture, wardrobes and drawers without making the room feel crowded.

A large window brings plenty of daylight into the room, while the white décor and grey carpeting provide a clean, neutral backdrop ready for you to add your own colours and furnishings.

Across the landing, the second bedroom continues the same fresh presentation. Again, you have a good usable footprint rather than a room that limits you to one particular furniture arrangement.

There is space for a bed and accompanying furniture, while a recessed section of the room provides another useful area that could accommodate storage or help you separate different uses within the space.

-[living on brynn street]- One of the biggest advantages of Brynn Street is its proximity to the town centre.

From the street, you are only a short walk away from shops, restaurants and other everyday amenities in central St Helens.

This makes day-to-day life very convenient because you can often walk rather than drive for errands or evenings out.

St Helens Central railway station is a short distance away, giving you direct rail links including routes towards Liverpool and other regional destinations.

If education is a strong factor in your choice to move, both Parish Church of England Primary School and Holy Cross Catholic Primary School are within walking distance.

Not only that, there's no shortage of local green spaces either, including Fosters Park which is ideal for dog walks and for children to explore the dedicated play area.

-[material information]- Tenure Type: Leasehold Tenure Length: 865 years Tenure Expiry Date: 01/01/2892 Annual Ground Rent: £6.00 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 10000 mbps Mobile Signal/Coverage: Signal Strength (0-4) EE: 4 Three:3 O2:3 Vodafone:3 Parking: On street 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: None in place Located on a Coalfield: Yes Other Mining Related Activities: No -[important disclaimer]- Please note: We strive to ensure that the details included (for example: Description, dimensions, floorplan, photographs) within our property listings are accurate, but should all be taken as a general guide only.

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