Salk Road, Gorleston

Guide price £260,000-£280,000 Designed with family living in mind, this spacious mid-terrace home offers comfort, flexibility, and a welcoming atmosphere throughout. The bright sitting room with its decorative fireplace sets the scene for relaxing evenings, while the open kitchen/dining area, with sliding doors to the garden, makes everyday meals and entertaining effortless. Upstairs, three generous bedrooms include two with private en-suites, complemented by a family bathroom. A private lawned garden, brick-weave driveway, and garage add practicality, creating a home that adapts beautifully to the needs of a growing household.

Location

Salk Road is a quiet residential street in the coastal town of Gorleston-on-Sea, just south of Great Yarmouth on the Norfolk coast. The road is only a short stroll from Gorleston High Street, where you’ll find a mix of everyday shops including small supermarkets, independent cafés, takeaways, and a few specialty stores. Families are well served by nearby schools such as Ormiston Cliff Park Primary and High Schools, as well as Peterhouse Primary, all within a short drive or walking distance.

Healthcare is close at hand, with GP surgeries, dental practices and community pharmacies in the town, and the large James Paget University Hospital only a few minutes away by car or bus. Public transport is convenient too: regular local buses run along Lowestoft Road and the High Street with direct routes to Great Yarmouth, Lowestoft, and Norwich, and there’s easy access to the A47 for drivers heading further afield. All of this sits within easy reach of Gorleston’s broad sandy beach and clifftop gardens, giving Salk Road a well-balanced mix of coastal charm and practical amenities.

Salk Road

A welcoming entrance hall sets the tone, guiding you into a generous sitting room where a decorative feature fireplace becomes the natural focal point, perfect for both relaxed evenings and lively gatherings. The heart of the home is the kitchen and dining area, thoughtfully fitted with cabinetry, an integrated oven and fridge/freezer, plus dedicated space for washing appliances. Sliding doors open directly onto the garden, encouraging effortless indoor-outdoor living and making summer dining or morning coffee a breeze. A convenient ground floor WC completes this level.

Upstairs, three well-proportioned bedrooms await. Two enjoy the luxury of private en-suite bathrooms, while a family bathroom serves the remaining spaces, offering both privacy and practicality for a busy household.

Outside, the private rear garden is predominantly laid to lawn, ready for you to make it your own. At the front, a brick-weave driveway ensures off-road parking, complemented by a garage for secure storage or workshop potential.

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