£160,000
2 bed terraced house for saleSamuel Street, Warrington WA5
2 beds
1 bath
1 reception
EPC Rating: D
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About this property
No chain
Leasehold
Terraced Home
Two Bedrooms and Converted Loft
Backs on to the park
Marketed by Tommy White Personal Estate Agent - Please quote ref: TW0645 when making an enquiry
A roomier-than-average terraced home with high ceilings, a converted loft room and a layout that gives you more flexibility than you might expect, set in a well-connected part of Warrington.
From the outside, 49 Samuel Street has the familiar charm of a traditional terrace, but inside it opens up in a way that feels surprisingly generous. The proportions are immediately noticeable. Ceilings are higher than you would usually expect, the rooms have real presence, and the overall feel is one of space rather than compromise.
This is the kind of street that appeals to buyers who want convenience without losing that sense of living somewhere established and residential. It feels grounded and straightforward, with day-to-day amenities, nearby parks and walking routes, transport links and Warrington town centre all within easy reach, making it a practical choice for busy working weeks as well as quieter weekends at home.
The ground floor is where that extra sense of scale really comes into its own. The main living room is long, bright and easy to furnish, with high ceilings and a wide front window helping the room feel open and airy throughout the day. It is the sort of space that can handle everyday family life just as comfortably as a quieter evening curled up on the sofa.
Beyond, the dining room creates a natural second zone to the house. Whether used for weekday meals, working from home, children’s homework or hosting friends for dinner, it gives the layout a welcome sense of rhythm. The kitchen sits to the rear in a separate position, practical and well arranged, with plenty of worktop space and a layout that keeps everything within easy reach.
That separation between the living room, dining room and kitchen is part of what makes the house work so well. There is enough openness for the home to feel connected, but enough definition for each area to have a clear purpose. For buyers stepping up from a smaller terrace or apartment, it is easy to see the lifestyle benefit in that.
Upstairs, The main bedroom is a generous double with plenty of room to settle into properly, while the second bedroom offers flexibility as a child’s room, nursery, dressing room or home office. The bathroom is straightforward and functional, serving the first floor with ease.
Then there is the converted loft room, which adds a valuable extra dimension to the house. Whether used as a hobby room, occasional guest space, work-from-home spot or simply somewhere to spread out, it gives the property that bit of extra adaptability which so many buyers are searching for.
Outside, the rear courtyard is low maintenance and private, creating an easy outdoor space for a morning coffee, a quiet drink at the end of the day or a few potted plants and container gardening. It is simple, usable and well suited to the pace of modern life.
Life here is as much about convenience as it is about space. Warrington offers a wide choice of shops, cafés, supermarkets and leisure options, while nearby green space gives you room to get outside when you want a change of pace. For buyers who like a home that feels settled but still keeps everything close at hand, this location makes good sense.
Commuting is equally straightforward. Warrington’s rail links put both Manchester and Liverpool within reach, while the town’s road network makes travel across the North West refreshingly practical. For first-time buyers, young families or anyone wanting more room without stepping too far out, this is a home that quietly covers a lot of bases.
Please quote ref: TW0645 when making an enquiry.
Disclaimer:
The details provided are intended for general informational purposes and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. We have not tested any equipment or services and therefore cannot confirm their functionality or suitability. We strongly advise buyers to seek verification from their solicitor or surveyor.
Please note, photographs are for illustrative purposes only and may not represent the items included in the property sale. Lifestyle descriptions are provided as a general guideline.
A roomier-than-average terraced home with high ceilings, a converted loft room and a layout that gives you more flexibility than you might expect, set in a well-connected part of Warrington.
From the outside, 49 Samuel Street has the familiar charm of a traditional terrace, but inside it opens up in a way that feels surprisingly generous. The proportions are immediately noticeable. Ceilings are higher than you would usually expect, the rooms have real presence, and the overall feel is one of space rather than compromise.
This is the kind of street that appeals to buyers who want convenience without losing that sense of living somewhere established and residential. It feels grounded and straightforward, with day-to-day amenities, nearby parks and walking routes, transport links and Warrington town centre all within easy reach, making it a practical choice for busy working weeks as well as quieter weekends at home.
The ground floor is where that extra sense of scale really comes into its own. The main living room is long, bright and easy to furnish, with high ceilings and a wide front window helping the room feel open and airy throughout the day. It is the sort of space that can handle everyday family life just as comfortably as a quieter evening curled up on the sofa.
Beyond, the dining room creates a natural second zone to the house. Whether used for weekday meals, working from home, children’s homework or hosting friends for dinner, it gives the layout a welcome sense of rhythm. The kitchen sits to the rear in a separate position, practical and well arranged, with plenty of worktop space and a layout that keeps everything within easy reach.
That separation between the living room, dining room and kitchen is part of what makes the house work so well. There is enough openness for the home to feel connected, but enough definition for each area to have a clear purpose. For buyers stepping up from a smaller terrace or apartment, it is easy to see the lifestyle benefit in that.
Upstairs, The main bedroom is a generous double with plenty of room to settle into properly, while the second bedroom offers flexibility as a child’s room, nursery, dressing room or home office. The bathroom is straightforward and functional, serving the first floor with ease.
Then there is the converted loft room, which adds a valuable extra dimension to the house. Whether used as a hobby room, occasional guest space, work-from-home spot or simply somewhere to spread out, it gives the property that bit of extra adaptability which so many buyers are searching for.
Outside, the rear courtyard is low maintenance and private, creating an easy outdoor space for a morning coffee, a quiet drink at the end of the day or a few potted plants and container gardening. It is simple, usable and well suited to the pace of modern life.
Life here is as much about convenience as it is about space. Warrington offers a wide choice of shops, cafés, supermarkets and leisure options, while nearby green space gives you room to get outside when you want a change of pace. For buyers who like a home that feels settled but still keeps everything close at hand, this location makes good sense.
Commuting is equally straightforward. Warrington’s rail links put both Manchester and Liverpool within reach, while the town’s road network makes travel across the North West refreshingly practical. For first-time buyers, young families or anyone wanting more room without stepping too far out, this is a home that quietly covers a lot of bases.
Please quote ref: TW0645 when making an enquiry.
Disclaimer:
The details provided are intended for general informational purposes and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. We have not tested any equipment or services and therefore cannot confirm their functionality or suitability. We strongly advise buyers to seek verification from their solicitor or surveyor.
Please note, photographs are for illustrative purposes only and may not represent the items included in the property sale. Lifestyle descriptions are provided as a general guideline.
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