Arnold & Phillips are pleased to present this well-proportioned three-bedroom mid-terrace home, positioned along the popular Penfold in Maghull, Liverpool.

This is a property that has clearly evolved over time to suit modern living, with an extended layout that offers more flexibility than you might first expect from a home of this style. It strikes a practical balance between defined living spaces and areas that naturally connect, making it well suited to both everyday routines and more relaxed evenings at home.

Approaching the property, the benefit of a private driveway immediately stands out, providing off-road parking and removing the usual reliance on street space. The front porch creates a useful transition into the home, giving you somewhere to step in, settle, and keep the day-to-day essentials organised before moving into the main living areas. It’s a small detail, but one that tends to make a noticeable difference in how the home functions.

To the front, the main living room is a comfortable and well-sized space, centred around a modern feature fireplace which gives the room a natural focal point. There’s enough width here to arrange seating without it feeling crowded, and it flows through into the adjoining dining room, allowing the space to open up when needed. This connection works particularly well if you enjoy having a more sociable layout, where conversation and movement between areas feel natural rather than segmented.

One of the more notable aspects of the ground floor is the extension to the rear, which introduces an additional sitting room. This extra reception space adds a layer of versatility that’s often sought after, whether that’s as a second lounge, a quieter retreat, or even a more informal day-to-day living area. It links directly through to the galley kitchen, which has been fitted with a range of wall, base and tower units, alongside integrated appliances and contrasting work surfaces. The layout here is efficient and straightforward, keeping everything within easy reach while maintaining a clean and organised feel. The connection between these rear spaces also allows for a natural flow out towards the garden, which becomes particularly useful during the warmer months.

Moving upstairs, the property continues to offer well-balanced accommodation. There are three bedrooms in total, two of which are comfortable doubles, each capable of accommodating larger furniture without compromising on usable floor space. The main bedroom benefits from fitted wardrobes, which helps to keep the room uncluttered and maximises the available space. The third bedroom remains a practical size, suitable for a variety of uses depending on your needs. The family bathroom has been finished in a modern style, featuring a bath with an overhead shower, WC and a vanity wash hand basin, all set against a neatly tiled backdrop that feels both current and easy to maintain.

Externally, the South facing rear garden has been thoughtfully arranged to create a low-maintenance but usable outdoor space. The artificial lawn provides a clean and consistent finish throughout the year, while the surrounding borders help to frame the garden and add a sense of structure. A patio area sits alongside, offering a natural place for outdoor seating, whether that’s for a quiet morning coffee or hosting friends and family when the weather allows. Towards the rear of the garden, the addition of a timber summerhouse introduces something a little different. Currently used as a home bar, it demonstrates the potential for this space to be adapted to suit a range of lifestyles, whether as a workspace, hobby room, or simply somewhere separate to unwind.

The property benefits from gas central heating and double glazing, supporting comfort and efficiency throughout the seasons. The overall footprint, enhanced by the extension, gives the home a sense of space that goes beyond its initial appearance, making it particularly appealing for buyers who want that extra room without moving into a larger property bracket.

Penfold itself is well positioned within Maghull, offering convenient access to a range of everyday amenities. Local shops and supermarkets are within easy reach, while a number of well-regarded primary and secondary schools are close by, which is often a key consideration for buyers. Transport links are also a strong point, with accessible road networks and nearby rail connections making travel into Liverpool and surrounding areas straightforward. It’s a location that supports both commuting and local living, allowing you to keep most daily needs within a short distance of home.

Overall, this is a property that offers more than a standard mid-terrace layout, with its extended design and adaptable spaces making it easy to see how it could suit a range of buyers. It feels practical, considered, and ready to be used from day one, while still offering opportunities to personalise over time.

Tenure: To be confirmed.

Council Tax Band B.