£260,000
3 bed semi-detached house for saleOld Lane, Eccleston Park, Prescot, Merseyside L34
3 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
Just added
Chain free
Freehold
About this property
No onward chain
Detached garage
Driveway parking
Two reception rooms
Freehold
Large mature rear garden with excellent potential
Close to Eccleston Park train station
A short distance to Cables Retail Park and Prescot town centre
Sought after location
Close to well-regarded schools
A fantastic opportunity to purchase a spacious three-bedroom semi-detached home in the highly sought-after area of Eccleston Park, offering huge potential for modernisation, generous room sizes, a detached garage, and a spacious rear garden.
-[about your new home]-
Pulling up outside your new home on Old Lane, there's an immediate sense of character that newer homes often struggle to replicate. The traditional bay-fronted façade, mature front garden, and established surroundings give the property a warm, familiar feel from the outset.
The front garden softens the approach nicely, with established greenery, while the driveway runs alongside the property towards the rear, offering practical off-road parking and useful side access into the garden beyond.
Stepping through the front door, the house immediately gives off that familiar feeling that older semi-detached homes are loved for. The layout feels structured and practical, with each room clearly defined rather than blending into one large open-plan space. There's a warmth and sense of separation here that suits family life particularly well, allowing different areas of the home to serve different purposes throughout the day.
The front reception room is the first main living space you encounter, and the bay window instantly becomes the focal point. It pulls natural light deep into the room and gives the space a much brighter feel than you might initially expect. The proportions are excellent too, with enough width and depth to comfortably accommodate furniture without making the room feel overcrowded.
Moving further through the property, the second reception room offers a completely different atmosphere. Overlooking the rear garden, it feels calmer and more private, making it easy to imagine as a formal dining room or an additional sitting room away from the main lounge.
The kitchen can also be found to the rear of the property in a long galley-style layout and already offers a very practical footprint to work with. Worktops run along both sides, giving you plenty of preparation space. Large windows and the rear door help bring natural light into the space, stopping it from ever feeling enclosed despite the traditional layout.
If you have a vision, this room offers huge potential. The dimensions and positioning naturally lend themselves to modernisation, whether you want to create a brighter contemporary kitchen, improve the connection with the garden, or redesign the space entirely around modern family living. The important thing is that the foundations are already here.
Stepping outside into the rear garden, it quickly becomes clear just how much potential this property offers beyond the house itself. The garden is a far larger space than it looks, stretching out into a mature plot filled with established greenery, trees, and planting that already gives the space a sense of privacy and character.
At the moment, the garden requires a degree of maintenance, but underneath that is an opportunity that's becoming increasingly difficult to find. There's more than enough room here to create a substantial family garden with defined seating areas, a larger lawn, landscaped planting, or even entertaining spaces designed for summer gatherings and outdoor dining.
The detached garage to the rear is another major advantage and adds an extra layer of practicality that many buyers actively search for. Whether you need secure storage, workshop space, somewhere for bikes and tools, or simply additional flexibility alongside the house itself, it gives you options straight away. The paved area beside the garage also creates a more functional transition space between the house and garden.
Back inside and upstairs, the property continues to offer well-balanced accommodation with three bedrooms and a family bathroom arranged around the central landing. Much like the rest of the house, the first floor gives you a solid foundation to modernise and personalise over time.
The main bedroom sits at the front of the property and immediately feels like the standout room upstairs thanks to its generous proportions and large bay window. Natural light pours in throughout the day, helping the room feel bright and airy, while the layout comfortably accommodates a larger bed alongside additional furniture. There is clear room for fitted storage, giving you useful practicality from day one, although the room equally offers plenty of scope for a more contemporary redesign if desired.
The second bedroom overlooks the rear garden and is another double room. The shape of the room makes furniture placement simple, while the large window creates a pleasant outlook over the greenery behind the house. For growing families, this works perfectly as a child or teenager's bedroom, though it would also make an excellent guest room or even a dedicated work-from-home setup for those needing additional flexibility.
The third bedroom is more compact but still offers valuable versatility. Whether you need a nursery, dressing room, hobby space, home office, or traditional single bedroom, the room adapts easily depending on your lifestyle. The front-facing window keeps the space feeling light, and you'll immediately recognise the potential to modernise it into a really useful everyday room.
The family bathroom currently features a three-piece suite with a bath and overhead shower, with tiling throughout which keeps the room practical and easy to maintain. The existing layout works well, and while you may choose to modernise cosmetically over time, the space already provides everything needed for day-to-day family life. The frosted window allows natural light to brighten the room while maintaining privacy.
-[living on old lane]-
Old Lane provides a convenient through route in Eccleston Park, on the outskirts of Prescot town centre, making it an ideal location for those seeking excellent connectivity.
This particular part of Old Lane is especially well-suited for families, with several well-regarded primary schools nearby, including Evelyn Community Primary School, Prescot Primary School, and Eccleston Lane Ends Primary School.
Cables Retail Park and Prescot town centre are both just a short distance away, offering a wide range of shops, restaurants, cafés, and everyday local amenities.
Old Lane is also conveniently located close to Eccleston Park railway station, providing regular rail services and excellent transport links for commuters.
For motorists, the M62 motorway is easily accessible via nearby Rainhill at Junction 7, offering direct routes to Liverpool to the west and Manchester, the Pennines, and Yorkshire to the east. The motorway also connects with the M6, providing onward travel to the Lake District, Cheshire, and the West Midlands.
-[material information]-
Tenure Type: Freehold
Council Tax Band: C
Construction Type: Standard
Sources of Heating: Mains
Sources of Electricity supply: Mains
Sources of Water Supply: Mains
Primary Arrangement for Sewerage: Mains
Broadband Connection: Upto 1800 mb/s
Mobile Signal/Coverage (Out of 3): O2: 3, EE: 2, Three: 2, Vodafone: 2
Parking: Driveway
Flooded in Last 5 Years: No
Entrance Location: Front
Located on a Coalfield: 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.
We are required by law to conduct anti-money laundering checks on all individuals and companies who go on to buy a property from us. Our partner, iamproperty, will carry out these checks on our behalf. The non-refundable cost is £30 inc. VAT per person. These charges cover the cost of obtaining relevant data, any manual checks and monitoring which might be required. Only once these checks have been completed will we issue the Memorandum of Sale.
-[about your new home]-
Pulling up outside your new home on Old Lane, there's an immediate sense of character that newer homes often struggle to replicate. The traditional bay-fronted façade, mature front garden, and established surroundings give the property a warm, familiar feel from the outset.
The front garden softens the approach nicely, with established greenery, while the driveway runs alongside the property towards the rear, offering practical off-road parking and useful side access into the garden beyond.
Stepping through the front door, the house immediately gives off that familiar feeling that older semi-detached homes are loved for. The layout feels structured and practical, with each room clearly defined rather than blending into one large open-plan space. There's a warmth and sense of separation here that suits family life particularly well, allowing different areas of the home to serve different purposes throughout the day.
The front reception room is the first main living space you encounter, and the bay window instantly becomes the focal point. It pulls natural light deep into the room and gives the space a much brighter feel than you might initially expect. The proportions are excellent too, with enough width and depth to comfortably accommodate furniture without making the room feel overcrowded.
Moving further through the property, the second reception room offers a completely different atmosphere. Overlooking the rear garden, it feels calmer and more private, making it easy to imagine as a formal dining room or an additional sitting room away from the main lounge.
The kitchen can also be found to the rear of the property in a long galley-style layout and already offers a very practical footprint to work with. Worktops run along both sides, giving you plenty of preparation space. Large windows and the rear door help bring natural light into the space, stopping it from ever feeling enclosed despite the traditional layout.
If you have a vision, this room offers huge potential. The dimensions and positioning naturally lend themselves to modernisation, whether you want to create a brighter contemporary kitchen, improve the connection with the garden, or redesign the space entirely around modern family living. The important thing is that the foundations are already here.
Stepping outside into the rear garden, it quickly becomes clear just how much potential this property offers beyond the house itself. The garden is a far larger space than it looks, stretching out into a mature plot filled with established greenery, trees, and planting that already gives the space a sense of privacy and character.
At the moment, the garden requires a degree of maintenance, but underneath that is an opportunity that's becoming increasingly difficult to find. There's more than enough room here to create a substantial family garden with defined seating areas, a larger lawn, landscaped planting, or even entertaining spaces designed for summer gatherings and outdoor dining.
The detached garage to the rear is another major advantage and adds an extra layer of practicality that many buyers actively search for. Whether you need secure storage, workshop space, somewhere for bikes and tools, or simply additional flexibility alongside the house itself, it gives you options straight away. The paved area beside the garage also creates a more functional transition space between the house and garden.
Back inside and upstairs, the property continues to offer well-balanced accommodation with three bedrooms and a family bathroom arranged around the central landing. Much like the rest of the house, the first floor gives you a solid foundation to modernise and personalise over time.
The main bedroom sits at the front of the property and immediately feels like the standout room upstairs thanks to its generous proportions and large bay window. Natural light pours in throughout the day, helping the room feel bright and airy, while the layout comfortably accommodates a larger bed alongside additional furniture. There is clear room for fitted storage, giving you useful practicality from day one, although the room equally offers plenty of scope for a more contemporary redesign if desired.
The second bedroom overlooks the rear garden and is another double room. The shape of the room makes furniture placement simple, while the large window creates a pleasant outlook over the greenery behind the house. For growing families, this works perfectly as a child or teenager's bedroom, though it would also make an excellent guest room or even a dedicated work-from-home setup for those needing additional flexibility.
The third bedroom is more compact but still offers valuable versatility. Whether you need a nursery, dressing room, hobby space, home office, or traditional single bedroom, the room adapts easily depending on your lifestyle. The front-facing window keeps the space feeling light, and you'll immediately recognise the potential to modernise it into a really useful everyday room.
The family bathroom currently features a three-piece suite with a bath and overhead shower, with tiling throughout which keeps the room practical and easy to maintain. The existing layout works well, and while you may choose to modernise cosmetically over time, the space already provides everything needed for day-to-day family life. The frosted window allows natural light to brighten the room while maintaining privacy.
-[living on old lane]-
Old Lane provides a convenient through route in Eccleston Park, on the outskirts of Prescot town centre, making it an ideal location for those seeking excellent connectivity.
This particular part of Old Lane is especially well-suited for families, with several well-regarded primary schools nearby, including Evelyn Community Primary School, Prescot Primary School, and Eccleston Lane Ends Primary School.
Cables Retail Park and Prescot town centre are both just a short distance away, offering a wide range of shops, restaurants, cafés, and everyday local amenities.
Old Lane is also conveniently located close to Eccleston Park railway station, providing regular rail services and excellent transport links for commuters.
For motorists, the M62 motorway is easily accessible via nearby Rainhill at Junction 7, offering direct routes to Liverpool to the west and Manchester, the Pennines, and Yorkshire to the east. The motorway also connects with the M6, providing onward travel to the Lake District, Cheshire, and the West Midlands.
-[material information]-
Tenure Type: Freehold
Council Tax Band: C
Construction Type: Standard
Sources of Heating: Mains
Sources of Electricity supply: Mains
Sources of Water Supply: Mains
Primary Arrangement for Sewerage: Mains
Broadband Connection: Upto 1800 mb/s
Mobile Signal/Coverage (Out of 3): O2: 3, EE: 2, Three: 2, Vodafone: 2
Parking: Driveway
Flooded in Last 5 Years: No
Entrance Location: Front
Located on a Coalfield: 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.
We are required by law to conduct anti-money laundering checks on all individuals and companies who go on to buy a property from us. Our partner, iamproperty, will carry out these checks on our behalf. The non-refundable cost is £30 inc. VAT per person. These charges cover the cost of obtaining relevant data, any manual checks and monitoring which might be required. Only once these checks have been completed will we issue the Memorandum of Sale.
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