There's a railway station right next to my....

[Silverobama]

There's a railway station right next to my doorstep, very close to where I live. And most of the trains coming to that station is from Chengdu. I wrote a sentence to exress the idea:

There's a railway station right next to my doorstep and the trains coming here are mostly from Chengdu.

Is it idiomatic?

 

[emsr2d2]

There's a railway station right next to on my doorstep, very close to where I live. And Most of the trains coming to that come into/through that station is are from Chengdu. I wrote a the following sentence to express the idea:

There's a railway station right next to on my doorstep and the trains coming here that stop there are mostly from Chengdu.

Is it idiomatic?

 

[emsr2d2]

I forgot to say in my previous response that using both "right on my doorstep" and "very close to where I live" is tautologous. Just use one of them.