£325,000
3 bed detached house for saleCamellia Gardens, St. Helens, Merseyside WA9
3 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Located on the popular New Bold development
Cul-de-sac position
Driveway parking and garage
Beautiful open-plan kitchen/diner
Seperate utility room
Three well-proportioned bedrooms
En-suite to the master bedroom
Spacious and modern family bathroom
Beautifully landscaped, south facing rear garden
Close to local schools, parks and amenities
This impressive three-bedroom home is beautifully presented throughout, offering bright, spacious and well-balanced living accommodation. Boasting a generous master bedroom with en-suite, a beautifully landscaped rear garden and stylish interiors, the property is ready to move into and enjoy.
-[about your new home]-
Your new home on Camellia Gardens makes a strong first impression, with a handsome red-brick frontage, established planting, and a generous front garden that creates a welcoming approach to the house.
A broad lawn gives the frontage a greener, more open feel, complemented by mature hedging and trees around the boundaries.
The house itself has plenty of character from the outset. The front living room projects forward with a traditional bay window, while the gabled roofline above gives the elevation a little more architectural interest. White window frames contrast neatly against the brickwork, and the covered entrance creates a defined, sheltered route to the front door.
One of the particularly useful features here is the amount of space alongside the house. A driveway runs down the right-hand side, providing off-road parking while retaining the garden rather than sacrificing the entire frontage to vehicles. It also leads towards the garage at the rear, giving you a practical arrangement if you have more than one car or want to keep the garage available for storage, hobbies or workshop use.
Once inside, the ground floor gives you two quite different living spaces. The lounge sits separately at the front, while the rear of the house has been opened up to create a large kitchen and dining area.
This means you can retreat somewhere comfortable in the evening without sacrificing the larger, more sociable space that tends to become the centre of everyday life.
The lounge takes full advantage of the bay window at the front. Natural light reaches well into the room and there is plenty of room for your seating arrangement. Having this room separate from the kitchen is useful too. When the rear of the house is busy with cooking, conversation or somebody working at the dining table, you still have a quieter lounge where you can put the television on and switch off.
Towards the rear, the ground floor really opens up. The kitchen offers plenty of storage and prep space, with cabinetry wrapping around the room rather than being restricted to a single run. Cream doors are paired with dark worktops, while curved corner units soften the edges and help the different sections flow together.
The layout also has a strong practical side. Two built-in ovens sit at an easy working height, with an integrated microwave, while the hob sits centrally beneath a black extractor. The sink sits beneath the window, and long stretches of worktop on either side give you plenty of room for food preparation and the smaller appliances you want to keep within reach.
On the opposite side, grey cabinetry introduces even more storage and space for your freestanding fridge freezer. Between the two banks of units, there is enough cupboard space to keep your cookware, food, and everyday kitchen equipment organised without every available surface becoming storage.
Rather than trying to fit a dining table into the kitchen itself, the house then continues into the dining area at the rear.
This is a particularly strong part of the layout. The vaulted ceiling creates a much greater sense of height, with roof windows bringing daylight in from above and a wide window drawing more light through from the rear. Glazed doors along the side open directly towards the garden, giving the room a connection with the outside that should come into its own during the warmer months.
Away from the main living areas, you also have a separate utility room. Laundry appliances can be kept here rather than taking up valuable space in the kitchen, alongside additional worktop and storage.
Externally, the rear garden adds a completely different character to the house, giving you a mature, established outdoor space with plenty to explore rather than one large expanse of lawn.
Step out from the dining area, and you arrive directly onto a paved seating area. This works particularly well with the interior layout, as the doors let you move easily between the dining table and the garden when entertaining. There is plenty of room here to add your outdoor furniture, so summer drinks, evening meals or simply sitting outside do not require you to take over the lawn.
From the patio, the garden opens out through a mix of lawn, planted borders, and pathways. If you enjoy gardening, there is already plenty here to work with, rather than starting from an empty plot.
The trees and dense boundary planting also provide a good degree of screening. Instead of looking straight out towards fencing from the house, much of your outlook is softened by greenery, something you can appreciate from the dining area as well as when you are outside.
Access around the side of the property also provides a useful route between the front and rear without needing to carry everything through the house.
Back inside and upstairs, the first floor offers three bedrooms and the main family bathroom.
The master bedroom is a comfortable double with enough room around the bed for freestanding furniture. A wardrobe can sit along one wall while still leaving space for bedside tables and additional storage, and the neutral décor make it easy to introduce your own colours and furnishings.
Its en-suite is a particularly useful addition. Tiled in light neutral tones, it includes a walk-in shower enclosure, WC and wash basin set into a vanity unit, along with a heated towel rail. It also has a recessed shelf within the shower for toiletries and a window providing natural light and ventilation. This gives the master bedroom a genuine sense of separation from the rest of the first floor, which is particularly useful when the other bedrooms are occupied.
The second bedroom provides another comfortable sleeping space. There is room here for a bed alongside bedside furniture and additional storage, including the added benefit of a built-in wardrobe, while the window brings plenty of daylight into the room. Its simple, neutral finish also gives you an easy starting point, whether it is used by an older child, teenager, or as a guest bedroom.
Bedroom three demonstrates some of the flexibility available upstairs. It's ideal as a smaller kid's bedroom, a dedicated home office space, and everything from a gym to a walk-in dressing room. Similarly to bedroom two, this bedroom also benefits from a built-in wardrobe, providing additional storage space. Having this separate space is particularly useful if you work from home and would rather keep a desk and computer away from the main living areas.
The family bathroom is another strong first-floor feature. A bath with a large glazed screen gives you the option of a proper soak while still providing a practical showering arrangement.
Storage has been incorporated particularly well here too. Rather than relying on a standalone pedestal basin, the wash basin is positioned above a long run of fitted cupboards and worktop, giving you somewhere to keep towels, toiletries and everyday bathroom essentials out of sight. The WC sits alongside, while a heated towel rail, recessed ceiling lighting and two windows complete a bright and practical family bathroom.
-[living on camellia gardens]-
As part of The Pastures development, this wonderful family-oriented community is ideally situated on the doorstep of the beautiful Bold Moss Wood. It's a fantastic setting for those looking to enjoy a peaceful lifestyle surrounded by nature, with plenty of open space and scenic walking routes right on your doorstep.
The development itself also offers pleasant opportunities for leisurely strolls, with beautifully maintained central gardens and lawn areas, as well as a small pond just off Jasmine Gardens - perfect for a quiet wander.
For those who need to stay connected, St Helens Junction train station is conveniently located nearby, providing excellent transport links to the surrounding area.
The nearby towns and villages of Sutton, St Helens and Newton-le-Willows are also easily accessible, offering a wide range of shops, restaurants, entertainment and leisure facilities.
Families will also benefit from a selection of local schools such as St Anne's Catholic Primary, Sherdley Primary School and Willow Tree Primary School, making this a particularly appealing location.
The Pastures offers an excellent balance of tranquillity, green open spaces and convenient transport links, making it a fantastic place to put down roots and enjoy a well-connected family lifestyle.
-[material information]-
Tenure Type: Freehold
Council Tax Band: D
Construction Type: Standard Construction
Sources of Heating: Mains
Sources of Electricity supply: Mains
Sources of Water Supply: United Utilities
Primary Arrangement for Sewerage: United Utilities
Broadband Connection: Up to 5500 mbps
Mobile Signal/Coverage: (Out of 3), O2:2, EE:2, Three:2, Vodafone:2
Parking: Driveway
Flooded in Last 5 Years: No
Entrance Location: Front
Located on a Coalfield: No
Other Mining Related Activities: N/A
-[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]-
Your new home on Camellia Gardens makes a strong first impression, with a handsome red-brick frontage, established planting, and a generous front garden that creates a welcoming approach to the house.
A broad lawn gives the frontage a greener, more open feel, complemented by mature hedging and trees around the boundaries.
The house itself has plenty of character from the outset. The front living room projects forward with a traditional bay window, while the gabled roofline above gives the elevation a little more architectural interest. White window frames contrast neatly against the brickwork, and the covered entrance creates a defined, sheltered route to the front door.
One of the particularly useful features here is the amount of space alongside the house. A driveway runs down the right-hand side, providing off-road parking while retaining the garden rather than sacrificing the entire frontage to vehicles. It also leads towards the garage at the rear, giving you a practical arrangement if you have more than one car or want to keep the garage available for storage, hobbies or workshop use.
Once inside, the ground floor gives you two quite different living spaces. The lounge sits separately at the front, while the rear of the house has been opened up to create a large kitchen and dining area.
This means you can retreat somewhere comfortable in the evening without sacrificing the larger, more sociable space that tends to become the centre of everyday life.
The lounge takes full advantage of the bay window at the front. Natural light reaches well into the room and there is plenty of room for your seating arrangement. Having this room separate from the kitchen is useful too. When the rear of the house is busy with cooking, conversation or somebody working at the dining table, you still have a quieter lounge where you can put the television on and switch off.
Towards the rear, the ground floor really opens up. The kitchen offers plenty of storage and prep space, with cabinetry wrapping around the room rather than being restricted to a single run. Cream doors are paired with dark worktops, while curved corner units soften the edges and help the different sections flow together.
The layout also has a strong practical side. Two built-in ovens sit at an easy working height, with an integrated microwave, while the hob sits centrally beneath a black extractor. The sink sits beneath the window, and long stretches of worktop on either side give you plenty of room for food preparation and the smaller appliances you want to keep within reach.
On the opposite side, grey cabinetry introduces even more storage and space for your freestanding fridge freezer. Between the two banks of units, there is enough cupboard space to keep your cookware, food, and everyday kitchen equipment organised without every available surface becoming storage.
Rather than trying to fit a dining table into the kitchen itself, the house then continues into the dining area at the rear.
This is a particularly strong part of the layout. The vaulted ceiling creates a much greater sense of height, with roof windows bringing daylight in from above and a wide window drawing more light through from the rear. Glazed doors along the side open directly towards the garden, giving the room a connection with the outside that should come into its own during the warmer months.
Away from the main living areas, you also have a separate utility room. Laundry appliances can be kept here rather than taking up valuable space in the kitchen, alongside additional worktop and storage.
Externally, the rear garden adds a completely different character to the house, giving you a mature, established outdoor space with plenty to explore rather than one large expanse of lawn.
Step out from the dining area, and you arrive directly onto a paved seating area. This works particularly well with the interior layout, as the doors let you move easily between the dining table and the garden when entertaining. There is plenty of room here to add your outdoor furniture, so summer drinks, evening meals or simply sitting outside do not require you to take over the lawn.
From the patio, the garden opens out through a mix of lawn, planted borders, and pathways. If you enjoy gardening, there is already plenty here to work with, rather than starting from an empty plot.
The trees and dense boundary planting also provide a good degree of screening. Instead of looking straight out towards fencing from the house, much of your outlook is softened by greenery, something you can appreciate from the dining area as well as when you are outside.
Access around the side of the property also provides a useful route between the front and rear without needing to carry everything through the house.
Back inside and upstairs, the first floor offers three bedrooms and the main family bathroom.
The master bedroom is a comfortable double with enough room around the bed for freestanding furniture. A wardrobe can sit along one wall while still leaving space for bedside tables and additional storage, and the neutral décor make it easy to introduce your own colours and furnishings.
Its en-suite is a particularly useful addition. Tiled in light neutral tones, it includes a walk-in shower enclosure, WC and wash basin set into a vanity unit, along with a heated towel rail. It also has a recessed shelf within the shower for toiletries and a window providing natural light and ventilation. This gives the master bedroom a genuine sense of separation from the rest of the first floor, which is particularly useful when the other bedrooms are occupied.
The second bedroom provides another comfortable sleeping space. There is room here for a bed alongside bedside furniture and additional storage, including the added benefit of a built-in wardrobe, while the window brings plenty of daylight into the room. Its simple, neutral finish also gives you an easy starting point, whether it is used by an older child, teenager, or as a guest bedroom.
Bedroom three demonstrates some of the flexibility available upstairs. It's ideal as a smaller kid's bedroom, a dedicated home office space, and everything from a gym to a walk-in dressing room. Similarly to bedroom two, this bedroom also benefits from a built-in wardrobe, providing additional storage space. Having this separate space is particularly useful if you work from home and would rather keep a desk and computer away from the main living areas.
The family bathroom is another strong first-floor feature. A bath with a large glazed screen gives you the option of a proper soak while still providing a practical showering arrangement.
Storage has been incorporated particularly well here too. Rather than relying on a standalone pedestal basin, the wash basin is positioned above a long run of fitted cupboards and worktop, giving you somewhere to keep towels, toiletries and everyday bathroom essentials out of sight. The WC sits alongside, while a heated towel rail, recessed ceiling lighting and two windows complete a bright and practical family bathroom.
-[living on camellia gardens]-
As part of The Pastures development, this wonderful family-oriented community is ideally situated on the doorstep of the beautiful Bold Moss Wood. It's a fantastic setting for those looking to enjoy a peaceful lifestyle surrounded by nature, with plenty of open space and scenic walking routes right on your doorstep.
The development itself also offers pleasant opportunities for leisurely strolls, with beautifully maintained central gardens and lawn areas, as well as a small pond just off Jasmine Gardens - perfect for a quiet wander.
For those who need to stay connected, St Helens Junction train station is conveniently located nearby, providing excellent transport links to the surrounding area.
The nearby towns and villages of Sutton, St Helens and Newton-le-Willows are also easily accessible, offering a wide range of shops, restaurants, entertainment and leisure facilities.
Families will also benefit from a selection of local schools such as St Anne's Catholic Primary, Sherdley Primary School and Willow Tree Primary School, making this a particularly appealing location.
The Pastures offers an excellent balance of tranquillity, green open spaces and convenient transport links, making it a fantastic place to put down roots and enjoy a well-connected family lifestyle.
-[material information]-
Tenure Type: Freehold
Council Tax Band: D
Construction Type: Standard Construction
Sources of Heating: Mains
Sources of Electricity supply: Mains
Sources of Water Supply: United Utilities
Primary Arrangement for Sewerage: United Utilities
Broadband Connection: Up to 5500 mbps
Mobile Signal/Coverage: (Out of 3), O2:2, EE:2, Three:2, Vodafone:2
Parking: Driveway
Flooded in Last 5 Years: No
Entrance Location: Front
Located on a Coalfield: No
Other Mining Related Activities: N/A
-[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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