Church Road, Kessingland

Find character, comfort, and potential, in this coastal cottage! An ideal choice for first-time buyers, small families, investors, or those looking for a holiday home. The sitting room, centred around a warm, brick-built fireplace, provides a welcoming space for everyday living, while the French-inspired kitchen, featuring brand-new tiles and freestanding furniture, offers scope to create a truly bespoke culinary space. A practical utility area and ground-floor shower room add convenience for modern living. Upstairs, two double bedrooms provide flexibility, perfect as a main bedroom and a home office, guest room, or dressing room. Outside, the low-maintenance front garden leads to a rear garden thoughtfully divided into two sections, ideal for entertaining, gardening, or simply enjoying the sunshine. Off-road parking completes this appealing property.

Location

Church Road is situated in the coastal village of Kessingland, just south of Lowestoft, offering a balanced blend of village living and seaside access. The road is primarily residential, within easy reach of local shops, a convenience store, post office, cafés, pubs, and a small supermarket, while Kessingland Church of England Primary Academy serves younger children and Pakefield High School in nearby Pakefield caters to secondary pupils. Transport links are convenient, with bus services connecting to Lowestoft, Pakefield, and attractions such as Africa Alive, while the A12 provides straightforward road access and Lowestoft station offers rail connections further afield. The coast is just a short walk or drive away, providing sandy beaches, coastal walks, and nature opportunities, alongside seasonal village events such as car boot sales. This location combines practical amenities with outdoor recreation, wildlife attractions, and a relaxed coastal lifestyle.

Church Road, Kessingland

Step inside this inviting cottage and you are immediately drawn into a welcoming sitting room, centred around a charming brick-built fireplace that fills the space with warmth and character. The kitchen, with its French-inspired design, presents a wonderful opportunity to renovate and personalise, featuring brand-new tiles and freestanding furniture that could easily be transformed into bespoke units with integrated appliances. A practical utility area caters to laundry essentials, alongside a ground-floor shower room for convenience.

Upstairs, two double bedrooms offer comfort and privacy. The second bedroom is particularly adaptable, equally suited as a dressing room, home office, or for guests.

Outside, the front garden is low-maintenance, with a neat pathway leading to the entrance. The rear garden is divided into two distinct sections, joined by a shared pathway, providing versatile space for outdoor entertaining, gardening, or simply enjoying the sunshine. Off-road parking adds an extra layer of convenience for residents and visitors.

Agents Notes

We understand that this property is freehold.

Heating system: Gas central heating.

Council Tax Band: A

Disclaimer

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