Green Lane, Kessingland

Guide price £600,000-£650,000. Few homes manage to blend space, privacy, and coastal living quite like this individually designed bungalow in Kessingland. Set within a secluded plot of over half an acre (stms), the property offers sweeping gardens, a horseshoe driveway, and the rare benefit of two double garages. Adding to its appeal, the bungalow sits adjacent to a coastal path, meaning there is no passing traffic — ensuring a wonderfully quiet and peaceful setting rarely found so close to the sea. Inside, the proportions are generous throughout, with a large sitting room, formal dining space, kitchen, and garden room that make everyday living both comfortable and versatile. Four well-sized bedrooms, including a master with en-suite, are complemented by a family bathroom of impressive scale and an additional WC. Practical features such as a utility room and ample storage ensure convenience matches character. The loft presents further opportunities for those wishing to expand or adapt the home (STPP), with the potential to enjoy sea views once converted. With manicured grounds and one of Suffolk’s most celebrated coastal villages on the doorstep, this is a property that delivers lifestyle as much as it does space.

The Location

Set in the picturesque Suffolk coast, Kessingland is a charming village celebrated for its scenic beauty and coastal character. Just a short drive from the bustling seaside town of Lowestoft, Kessingland offers the perfect balance of village living with the convenience of nearby larger towns. The village is famed for its expansive sandy beach – one of the longest in Suffolk – which stretches for miles and is never crowded, making it a haven for walkers, families, and those who enjoy the outdoors.

Surrounded by unspoilt countryside and nature reserves, including the renowned Benacre National Nature Reserve, Kessingland is a place where wildlife and natural landscapes thrive. The village itself provides a good selection of everyday amenities, including local shops, cosy cafés, traditional pubs, and essential services.

There is also a strong sense of community, with local events and activities bringing residents together throughout the year.

With excellent access to coastal walks, sailing, birdwatching, and the natural wonders of the Suffolk coastline, Kessingland has become increasingly popular with those looking to enjoy the best of coastal living while remaining well connected. Its proximity to Southwold, Beccles, and the Broads National Park adds further appeal, making it an ideal base for both full-time living and weekend escapes.

Green Lane, Kessingland

Set within a secluded 0.6-acre plot (stms) in the desirable coastal village of Kessingland, this individually designed and built four-bedroom bungalow offers a rare opportunity to acquire a home with both space and versatility. Tucked away behind a sweeping horseshoe driveway, the property enjoys privacy, excellent proportions throughout, and the benefit of beautifully maintained grounds. Adjacent to the bungalow lies a coastal path, ensuring no passing traffic and providing a wonderfully quiet setting – a truly rare advantage for a home so close to the sea.

The welcoming entrance hallway leads through to a large, light-filled sitting room, ideal for both relaxation and entertaining. A formal dining room and adjoining kitchen offer ample space for family life, while a garden room provides a delightful spot to enjoy views over the landscaped gardens.

Practical touches such as a utility room with a stable door and an additional WC enhance everyday convenience.

The bungalow boasts four well-proportioned bedrooms, each generously sized and rarely found in homes of this type. The master suite benefits from its own en-suite bathroom, while a further four-piece family bathroom, designed on an oversized scale, serves the remaining bedrooms.

Externally, the property truly excels. Manicured lawn-to-lawn gardens wrap around the home, offering space, seclusion, and a peaceful setting. The sweeping driveway provides excellent approach and access to two double garages, giving options for parking, storage, or potential conversion.

The loft also offers an excellent opportunity to enhance or reconfigure the property to suit individual requirements, and would enjoy sea views once converted.

Well-appointed and well-presented throughout, this is a home that must be viewed to be fully appreciated. Rarely do properties come to market in Kessingland that combine such generous internal proportions with such exceptional outside space – and with the added benefit of a coastal path directly beside the property, offering tranquillity and traffic-free surroundings.

Agents Note

Sold Freehold

Connected to all mains services

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