London Road South, Lowestoft

Step through the gates of this remarkable historical period residence, gracefully set within a prominent and private walled plot along the prestigious London Road South.

This beautiful home seamlessly blends the elegance of its era with thoughtful modern touches, offering character, warmth, and a sense of grandeur at every turn. Set within an expansive plot comprising off road parking and original coach house.

From the moment you enter the impressive entrance hall, the home's heritage and charm unfold. High ceilings, decorative detailing and original features greet you, with a sweeping staircase rising to the first floor and doors leading to two exquisite reception rooms and the heart of the home - the kitchen/dining area.

The main lounge exudes sophistication, with a magnificent bay window flooding the room with natural light and a feature fireplace taking centre stage. The second reception room, equally generous in size, offers tranquil views across the private gardens and retains its original period fireplace, creating the perfect setting for a study, snug, or formal dining room.

The kitchen/diner is a true showpiece - a warm, inviting space that captures the essence of modern rustic living. It features a striking cast iron wood burner, a bespoke ply kitchen and a sociable layout ideal for family gatherings. An inner hall provides access to the rear garden and a contemporary ground-floor shower room, blending practicality with charm.

The first-floor landing continues the home's sense of light and space, with doors leading to three beautifully proportioned bedrooms, a statement bathroom, and a separate WC. The principal bedroom, with its grand bay window, is flooded with natural light and offers a wonderful sense of scale. The second bedroom features fitted cabinetry and a feature fireplace, while the third enjoys a side aspect and charming period details. The bathroom is a design statement in itself, featuring bespoke wooden tiled flooring, a roll-top bath, and pedestal wash basin

A further staircase rises to the second floor, where two additional bedrooms offer wonderful flexibility. The fourth bedroom enjoys a feature fireplace and a dormer window framing panoramic views, while the fifth is a light-filled, tranquil space.

Outside, the property sits proudly within its substantial walled plot, providing off-road parking for two cars and a beautifully enclosed lawned garden. A timber shed adds practical storage, while the original detached coach house stands as a rare and characterful feature.

Council Tax Band: D
Tenure: Freehold