4 bed detached house for sale

Moray Close, St. Helens, Merseyside WA10

A substantial, well-balanced family home offering generous living space, four bedrooms and a beautifully proportioned kitchen at the heart of everyday life. Designed for comfort and flow, this is a home that works just as well for busy family living as it does for entertaining.

-[about your new home]-

There's a real sense of occasion as you arrive each time at your new home on Moray Close. Set back behind a broad, block-paved driveway, the house presents itself with quiet confidence. The proportions are generous, the symmetry pleasing, and the brickwork gives it a solidity that feels reassuring before you even step inside.

As you move closer, the arched entrance becomes the natural focal point. It draws you in gently, hinting at the scale and character waiting beyond the front door. The driveway itself offers plenty of room, leaving you with flexibility for multiple vehicles and a clean, uncluttered look that suits the stature of the property.

There is a calm authority to the setting here. You feel tucked away, yet not hidden, with space around you and a frontage that gives the house room to breathe. It is the kind of entrance that sets expectations straight away. This is a home that knows what it is, and invites you to imagine arriving each day to a place that feels substantial, settled, and quietly impressive.

As you step inside, the tone of the home is set immediately. The entrance hall feels considered and welcoming, with clean lines, soft finishes and a sense of flow that draws you naturally through the space. There is room here to arrive properly, to pause, hang coats, drop keys, and transition from the outside world into something calmer and more refined.

The main living is a generous room, balanced and well-proportioned, with space for full-sized seating without feeling crowded. Natural light filters in through the windows, softening the palette and lifting the room throughout the day. You can imagine this room adapting easily to your lifestyle, whether that means cosy nights in, hosting guests, or simply stretching out with a book and a coffee.

As you move through to the kitchen and dining space, you'll notice how generous the layout is, and clearly designed for everyday living rather than just visual impact. The cabinetry itself is consistent and well thought through, offering plenty of storage for all your essentials.

The sink sits beneath the window, a practical and well-placed detail that brings natural light right into the working zone. From here, the layout flows naturally around the room, with plenty of worktop space for food prep and serving. The island becomes a natural point of gathering. It is wide enough to be genuinely useful, with seating that encourages casual meals, conversations while cooking, or a spot to pause with a drink while the rest of the room comes to life around you.

The dining area connects seamlessly, with room for a proper table rather than a compromise. Doors opening out to the garden extend the space visually and physically, making this part of the house feel adaptable throughout the year. The staircase sits neatly within the room, adding architectural interest without interrupting the openness of the layout. It grounds the space and subtly connects the social heart of the home to the more private rooms above.

Tucked neatly off the hallway is the ground-floor W/C and cloakroom. This is more than a courtesy addition. It is a practical feature that pays dividends day to day, whether that's keeping upstairs bathrooms private, managing busy mornings, or making life easier when guests are over. Its position means it is easy to access without disrupting the rest of the living space, a small detail that adds a surprising amount of convenience.

Stepping into the rear garden, you immediately notice the sense of openness. The lawn stretches out ahead of you, wide and uncomplicated, giving the space a calm, balanced feel.

Closest to the house, a paved patio sits slightly elevated, forming a natural threshold between indoors and out. This is a space that works instinctively for everyday life. A table and chairs fit comfortably here, making it an easy spot for outdoor meals or a quiet drink while keeping an eye on the rest of the garden.

The lawn area offers real breathing room. It is an uninterrupted expanse that invites flexibility, whether that means keeping it simple and open, introducing planting along the edges, or shaping zones for seating, play, or future landscaping.

The garden feels intentionally laid out, not overworked or overcrowded, allowing you to decide how it evolves over time. Whether you want somewhere practical, somewhere social, or somewhere quietly restorative, this outdoor space gives you the freedom to make it your own without needing to fight against the layout.

Up on the first floor, everything is arranged off a central landing, giving you a clear sense of separation between shared spaces and private rooms. The main bedroom immediately feels calm and considered. There's good width here, with your bed able to sit comfortably between furniture, and mirrored sliding wardrobes that quietly do a lot of the heavy lifting when it comes to storage. The en-suite sits just off the bedroom, finished in neutral tiling with a walk-in shower, creating a private, hotel-like routine to start and end your day without competing for the main bathroom.

The remaining bedrooms give you real flexibility, rather than feeling like afterthoughts. One is currently set up as a generous double, easily accommodating a bed, side furniture and wardrobes, while still feeling open. Another lends itself perfectly to a child's room, guest space, or home office, with proportions that work just as well for desks and storage as they do for beds.

The fourth bedroom, while more compact, is ideal for a nursery, hobby room, or that increasingly valuable work-from-home setup where you can shut the door at the end of the day and keep life and work separate.

The family bathroom ties the floor together neatly. Finished with modern tiling, a bath with an overhead shower, pedestal sink and toilet. There's enough room here for the morning rush and the slower, end-of-day soak, making it a space that works for everyone.

-[living on moray close]-

Moray Close is a delightful and peaceful location. It is positioned on the outskirts of St Helens town centre, ensuring that you'll be well-connected and enjoy the convenience of living in this area.

You'll have the pleasure of being nestled up against the wonderful Victoria Park - ideal for its children's play area and leisurely strolls.

St Helens Central is the closest train station, which provides regular services ensuring you remain well-connected.

You'll find the East Lancashire Road (A580) a short drive away, which offers commuters easy access to Liverpool in one direction and Manchester in the other.

There's also no shortage of local schools, ensuring that if any educational needs come into the equation as a factor for your move, then you've plenty to choose from!

-[material information]-

Tenure Type: Freehold

Council Tax Band: D

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 2000 mbps

Mobile Signal/Coverage: Signal strength (0-4) EE:3 Three:3 02:4 Vodafone:4

Parking: Driveway

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. Any potential buyers are responsible for carrying out their own due diligence and investigations on the property they are interested in purchasing. The condition and working order of any items within the property such as appliances have not been tested. We recommend any interested parties arrange or conduct their own checks on the property to satisfy their own requirements.

Property fixtures and fittings have not been tested and are the responsibility of the buyer. Any fixtures and fittings within the property are to be agreed with the seller and it should not be assumed that any items will be left behind. Room sizes should not be relied on to purchase furniture or floor coverings. In some cases, we digitally stage properties for marketing purposes.

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