£825 pcm
(£190 pw)
3 bed terraced house to rentTickle Avenue, Parr, St Helens WA9
3 beds
1 bath
1 reception
EPC Rating: C
Just added
Available from 14 December 2026
Unfurnished
Pets allowed
About this property
Three bedroom terraced home
Modern kitchen
Modern bathroom
Neutral décor throughout
No deposit option available
Available soon
Listing Reference: 08556180
The property boasts a welcoming entrance hall, spacious living room, three bedrooms and front and rear gardens. With neutral décor throughout, this terraced house provides a bright, comfortable and practical living space.
Useful Information:
- Integrated oven and hob
- Gas central heating
- Double glazing throughout
- On street parking
- EPC Rating: C
- Council Tax Band: A
- Rent: £825pcm
- Deposit: £825
- No deposit option available
- Length of tenancy: Minimum 2 Months
- Tenancy type: Periodic
- In person viewing recommended before application; if not possible, please mention this when enquiring
- Affordability checks required (benefits considered, all income types treated equally)
- Household income requirement: £30,000 per annum
No deposit option:
Reposit is an alternative to traditional tenancy deposits, allowing eligible tenants to pay a smaller, non-refundable fee instead of a larger upfront deposit. Terms, eligibility criteria and potential end-of-tenancy liabilities apply.
This property will make an ideal home for small families, with all applicants considered.
You will enjoy the advantages of renting with a professional landlord that provides high standards of homes and customer service for our residents across the UK.
Email us to enquire and we will be in touch to book a viewing.
Location Highlights
Situated in the residential area of Parr, St Helens, this property benefits from access to local amenities, transport connections, schools and essential services, with St Helens town centre offering a wider range of shopping and leisure facilities.
Amenities & Community:
Parr offers access to local convenience stores, shops and everyday services. St Helens town centre provides a wider selection of supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, high-street shops and retail facilities. Fingerpost Pharmacy on Higher Parr Street provides access to local pharmacy services. The surrounding area offers access to community facilities, parks and recreational spaces. St Helens provides additional shopping, leisure and entertainment facilities.
Transport:
Local bus services including routes 34,34A, 39 and 329 serve Parr and surrounding communities. Nearby bus stops include Tickle Avenue and Boardmans Lane on Chancery Lane. Bus connections provide access to St Helens town centre, Leigh, Newton-le-Willows and Warrington. St Helens Central railway station provides regional rail connections, including services towards Liverpool and Wigan. St Helens Junction railway station offers additional rail connections, including services towards Liverpool and Manchester. The area benefits from road connections to surrounding towns and the wider Merseyside region.
Doctors & Dentists:
Atlas Medical Practice, located on Atlas Street, is a gp practice listed by the nhs in the wider St Helens area. Marshalls Cross Medical Centre, located at St Helens Hospital, provides another local gp service. Talking Teeth Dental Practice, located on Parr Stocks Road, provides dental services. Additional gp surgeries, dental practices and healthcare facilities are available across St Helens. Registration and appointment availability should be checked directly with individual providers.
Schools:
Allanson Street Primary School – primary school. Broad Oak Community Primary School – primary school. Holy Spirit Catholic Primary School – primary school. Merton Bank Primary School – primary school. Lansbury Bridge School – specialist school. Additional secondary school options are available across St Helens and the surrounding areas.
Local Attractions:
Sankey Valley Country Park offers woodland walks, wildlife habitats, picnic areas and outdoor recreational opportunities. The World of Glass in St Helens town centre features exhibitions exploring the town's glassmaking heritage. Stanley Bank Local Nature Reserve provides access to woodland, meadow habitats and countryside walks. St Helens town centre offers shopping, restaurants, entertainment and leisure activities. The wider Merseyside area provides further opportunities for shopping, recreation and days out.
The property boasts a welcoming entrance hall, spacious living room, three bedrooms and front and rear gardens. With neutral décor throughout, this terraced house provides a bright, comfortable and practical living space.
Useful Information:
- Integrated oven and hob
- Gas central heating
- Double glazing throughout
- On street parking
- EPC Rating: C
- Council Tax Band: A
- Rent: £825pcm
- Deposit: £825
- No deposit option available
- Length of tenancy: Minimum 2 Months
- Tenancy type: Periodic
- In person viewing recommended before application; if not possible, please mention this when enquiring
- Affordability checks required (benefits considered, all income types treated equally)
- Household income requirement: £30,000 per annum
No deposit option:
Reposit is an alternative to traditional tenancy deposits, allowing eligible tenants to pay a smaller, non-refundable fee instead of a larger upfront deposit. Terms, eligibility criteria and potential end-of-tenancy liabilities apply.
This property will make an ideal home for small families, with all applicants considered.
You will enjoy the advantages of renting with a professional landlord that provides high standards of homes and customer service for our residents across the UK.
Email us to enquire and we will be in touch to book a viewing.
Location Highlights
Situated in the residential area of Parr, St Helens, this property benefits from access to local amenities, transport connections, schools and essential services, with St Helens town centre offering a wider range of shopping and leisure facilities.
Amenities & Community:
Parr offers access to local convenience stores, shops and everyday services. St Helens town centre provides a wider selection of supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, high-street shops and retail facilities. Fingerpost Pharmacy on Higher Parr Street provides access to local pharmacy services. The surrounding area offers access to community facilities, parks and recreational spaces. St Helens provides additional shopping, leisure and entertainment facilities.
Transport:
Local bus services including routes 34,34A, 39 and 329 serve Parr and surrounding communities. Nearby bus stops include Tickle Avenue and Boardmans Lane on Chancery Lane. Bus connections provide access to St Helens town centre, Leigh, Newton-le-Willows and Warrington. St Helens Central railway station provides regional rail connections, including services towards Liverpool and Wigan. St Helens Junction railway station offers additional rail connections, including services towards Liverpool and Manchester. The area benefits from road connections to surrounding towns and the wider Merseyside region.
Doctors & Dentists:
Atlas Medical Practice, located on Atlas Street, is a gp practice listed by the nhs in the wider St Helens area. Marshalls Cross Medical Centre, located at St Helens Hospital, provides another local gp service. Talking Teeth Dental Practice, located on Parr Stocks Road, provides dental services. Additional gp surgeries, dental practices and healthcare facilities are available across St Helens. Registration and appointment availability should be checked directly with individual providers.
Schools:
Allanson Street Primary School – primary school. Broad Oak Community Primary School – primary school. Holy Spirit Catholic Primary School – primary school. Merton Bank Primary School – primary school. Lansbury Bridge School – specialist school. Additional secondary school options are available across St Helens and the surrounding areas.
Local Attractions:
Sankey Valley Country Park offers woodland walks, wildlife habitats, picnic areas and outdoor recreational opportunities. The World of Glass in St Helens town centre features exhibitions exploring the town's glassmaking heritage. Stanley Bank Local Nature Reserve provides access to woodland, meadow habitats and countryside walks. St Helens town centre offers shopping, restaurants, entertainment and leisure activities. The wider Merseyside area provides further opportunities for shopping, recreation and days out.
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