£210,000
3 bed terraced house for saleWainwright Grove, Liverpool L19
3 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
EPC Rating: D
Freehold
About this property
Delightful Three Bedroom Terrace Property
Located In The Residential Area Of Garston
Well-Proportioned & Beautifully Presented
Fantastic Opportunity For First Time Buyers
Reception Room, Dining Room & Kitchen
Three Generously Sized Double Bedrooms
Deluxe Four-Piece Family Bathroom Suite
Low-Maintenance Enclosed Yard To Rear
Located on Wainwright Grove in the popular residential area of Garston, L19, is this delightful three bedroom mid terrace property, welcomed to the sales market by appointed agents Move Residential. Well-proportioned and beautifully presented throughout, this promises to make an ideal purchase for first time buyers and growing families.
Entering via the vestibule, you are greeted into the property by a spacious family lounge, flooded with natural light courtesy of a bay window. This is followed by a dining area which enjoys a set of french doors out to the rear and flows seamlessly through to a modern fitted kitchen, creating a social setting for sharing mealtimes and cooking in company.
Continuing up to the first floor, you will discover two double bedrooms, each finished to an excellent standard, accompanied by a deluxe four-piece family bathroom suite. At the pinnacle of the property, the second floor is home to the third and final bedroom, complete with a range of fitted furniture.
Externally, the property further benefits from a low-maintenance enclosed yard to the rear which features a raised decking area, offering an idyllic spot for al-fresco dining during the warmer months.
EPC Rating: D
Location
Garston is in close proximity to the expanding John Lennon international airport, a bustling retail park, home to some of the biggest retail chains in the UK including M&S, B&Q and Next, a Crown Plaza hotel in the beautifully restored Art Deco former airport building and, as ever, the 500 year old, National Trust owned Tudor manor house of Speke Hall. Features of the area which were once used as examples of its decline, such as the closed Bryant and May match factory, are now pointed out as symbols of its regeneration due to the award winning Urban Splash redevelopment of this landmark building. Located close to the City boundary with Knowsley, Garston is home to Liverpool South Parkway railway station, a major new interchange station opened in 2006. Trains operate at regular intervals to the city centre, Southport, Manchester and Birmingham. Garston offers an alternative shopping and living experience while still enabling access to the City centre in a short time. Housing is largely traditional terraced property with smaller detached and semi detached homes within the newer estates and give buyers a 'value for money' option in a rapidly improving location.
Entering via the vestibule, you are greeted into the property by a spacious family lounge, flooded with natural light courtesy of a bay window. This is followed by a dining area which enjoys a set of french doors out to the rear and flows seamlessly through to a modern fitted kitchen, creating a social setting for sharing mealtimes and cooking in company.
Continuing up to the first floor, you will discover two double bedrooms, each finished to an excellent standard, accompanied by a deluxe four-piece family bathroom suite. At the pinnacle of the property, the second floor is home to the third and final bedroom, complete with a range of fitted furniture.
Externally, the property further benefits from a low-maintenance enclosed yard to the rear which features a raised decking area, offering an idyllic spot for al-fresco dining during the warmer months.
EPC Rating: D
Location
Garston is in close proximity to the expanding John Lennon international airport, a bustling retail park, home to some of the biggest retail chains in the UK including M&S, B&Q and Next, a Crown Plaza hotel in the beautifully restored Art Deco former airport building and, as ever, the 500 year old, National Trust owned Tudor manor house of Speke Hall. Features of the area which were once used as examples of its decline, such as the closed Bryant and May match factory, are now pointed out as symbols of its regeneration due to the award winning Urban Splash redevelopment of this landmark building. Located close to the City boundary with Knowsley, Garston is home to Liverpool South Parkway railway station, a major new interchange station opened in 2006. Trains operate at regular intervals to the city centre, Southport, Manchester and Birmingham. Garston offers an alternative shopping and living experience while still enabling access to the City centre in a short time. Housing is largely traditional terraced property with smaller detached and semi detached homes within the newer estates and give buyers a 'value for money' option in a rapidly improving location.
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