Chain‑free three‑bed Victorian end‑terrace, bay fronted
Short, efficient layout with two reception rooms
Energy‑efficient combi boiler; mains gas central heating
UPVC windows (installed before 2002) but limited insulation
Spacious rear garden with off‑street vehicular access
Small plot, compact rooms and relatively low ceilings
Area is very deprived with higher local crime levels
Likely benefit from modernisation and improved insulation
This bay‑fronted Victorian end‑terrace offers a practical entry into Lowestoft homeownership. Presented with tasteful neutral decoration, the house has three bedrooms, two reception rooms and a fitted kitchen with an energy‑efficient combination boiler. It’s chain‑free and within easy walking distance of the beach, railway station and local amenities — useful for commuting and leisure.
The rear garden is a genuine asset for al fresco dining and provides off‑street access and parking. Modern comforts include mains gas central heating and UPVC windows; the property’s compact, efficient layout suits first‑time buyers or buy‑to‑let investors looking for a straightforward, low‑cost purchase.
Buyers should note the building’s Victorian solid‑brick construction likely lacks cavity insulation and the glazing dates from before 2002, so further thermal improvements may be sensible. Rooms are characterfully compact with relatively low ceilings; the area is classified as deprived and local crime levels are high. Overall the house offers realistic potential but will benefit from targeted modernisation to maximise comfort and energy performance.
