For Sale3 Bedroom Terraced House in Fenton Green, Liverpool, L24 3UD£140,000

**CHAIN-FREE** VIEWING BY APPOINTMENT ON WEEKDAYS ONLY. THE PROPERTY BENEFITS FROM 948 YEARS OF LEASE WITH NO GROUND RENT OR SERVICE CHARGE. A 72 m2 Liverpool, quiet suburban house in Speke, surrounded by families with children, is for sale with a delivery date of the end of June 2025. The house could be perfect for those who like to stand out from the crowd and do not want to live in a simple template house. Looking at the floor plan, you can see that this home is different from the usual houses. The property has three bedrooms, two of which are doubles. The tiled toilet and bathroom are located on the upper floor, separated from each other, thus making life easier for the residents. The property awaits you with an entrance hall, which leads to a spacious and bright south-facing living room from which a separate dining room opens. This room can even be converted into a guest room if desired. The kitchen is in the heart of the home, next to the living room. It offers the opportunity to modernize and create an open-plan American kitchen that is open to the living room. The kitchen opens onto a huge 125 m2 yard with great possibilities. It is perfect for a children's playground, or we can invite our friends to a BBQ party on a summer day. But if it is raining, that is not an obstacle, as everyone can fit under the 34 m2 covered terrace. The yard also has a 30 m2 storage room, where we can store bicycles, motorbikes, or unused garden items. Is there something you would like to store outside the yard? No problem. The 45 m2 attic is the perfect solution for this. Its special feature is that it is fully insulated, so it keeps the heat in during the cold winter months and keeps the heat out during the hot summer days. The front yard may seem narrow, but don't let that scare anyone away. In return, the house and the large yard make up for it. You can park in front of the house freely, on the public road. The house is equipped with a Security system