Sutherland Drive, Gunton

Proudly set in the quiet and sought-after Gunton area, this detached home offers spacious and adaptable living in a peaceful neighbourhood. Light fills the open sitting and dining area through a large bay window, while the conservatory provides a calm space to enjoy the garden whatever the weather. Four bedrooms, three with built-in storage, offer comfort and privacy, supported by a ground-floor shower room and a first-floor bathroom. The south-facing garden, with its patio and lawn framed by mature hedging and trees, is perfect for relaxing or spending time with family and friends. A paved driveway accommodates multiple vehicles, and a detached garage adds practical storage. This is a home where everyday life flows easily, with space, light, and a sense of calm at its heart.

Location

Sutherland Drive is a residential street nestled in the Gunton area of Lowestoft, a coastal town on Suffolk’s eastern edge. The neighbourhood is primarily composed of detached and semi-detached houses, providing a quiet, suburban atmosphere while still being within easy reach of the town centre. Local amenities are convenient, with small convenience stores and takeaway shops a short walk away, and larger supermarkets, such as Tesco and Aldi, accessible within a few minutes’ drive.

Families benefit from the proximity of Gunton Primary Academy for younger children and the Benjamin Britten Academy and Ormiston Denes Academy for secondary education, all within a short distance. Transport connections are straightforward: bus services run regularly through Gunton to Lowestoft town centre, while Lowestoft and Oulton Broad North railway stations are just a short drive away, providing routes toward Norwich and the broader region. The area combines a suburban lifestyle with access to green spaces and coastal walks, offering a balance of calm, family-friendly living and convenient links to shopping, schools, and transport.

Sutherland Drive

A covered porch provides a practical and welcoming entrance, ideal for storing coats and shoes, and leads into a bright entrance hall. Here, the home immediately feels open and inviting, setting the tone for the generous living spaces beyond.

The kitchen is fitted with an array of cabinetry, a freestanding oven, and under-counter spaces for appliances, with room for a tall fridge/freezer. Its layout provides both practicality for daily cooking and the flexibility to incorporate informal dining or a breakfast area, making it a hub of family life.

The open-plan sitting and dining area is bathed in natural light from a large bay window, creating a sense of space and calm. This versatile area is perfect for entertaining, family gatherings, or simply relaxing at the end of the day. Leading from here, a light-filled conservatory offers a seamless connection to the garden, providing a quiet space to enjoy the outdoors all year round, whether for casual meals, reading, or quiet reflection.

Upstairs, four well-proportioned bedrooms offer comfort and privacy, with three benefiting from built-in storage cupboards to keep personal items neatly tucked away. The property is served by a ground-floor shower room and a first-floor bathroom, both comprising of classic three-piece suites, ensuring the home easily accommodates the needs of all household members.

The south-facing garden is a standout feature, designed for both relaxation and socialising. A paved patio offers the perfect setting for outdoor dining or lounging in the sun, while the lawn, bordered by mature hedging and trees, provides privacy and a serene backdrop. For practical needs, a paved driveway offers off-road parking for multiple vehicles, and a detached garage provides additional storage or workshop space.

This home combines generous, adaptable living spaces, a light-filled interior, and a private, south-facing garden, creating a lifestyle of comfort, convenience, and tranquillity in one of Lowestoft’s most desirable areas.

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