Highland Way, Oulton Broad South

From the moment you step inside, this is a home that feels both practical and inviting, with spaces that lend themselves equally well to everyday routines and more sociable occasions. The layout offers flexibility across two floors, including a generous living and dining room with garden access, a well-appointed kitchen with utility, and adaptable ground-floor rooms to suit a range of uses. Upstairs, the principal bedroom enjoys its own sense of privacy with an en-suite, while outside, the garden and ample parking add to the overall ease of living. Set within a well-established part of Oulton Broad South, it presents a balanced and comfortable place to call home.

Oulton Broad South

Highland Way in Oulton Broad South sits in a predominantly residential part of south Lowestoft. It is close enough to Oulton Broad itself that the wider environment quickly shifts into more open, scenic space, with the Broads waterways, reed beds, and walking routes around Nicholas Everitt Park within a short drive or cycle.

Everyday amenities are practical rather than extensive on the doorstep. Local convenience stores and small independent shops are scattered around Oulton Broad and nearby Carlton Colville, covering day-to-day essentials like groceries, takeaways, and services. For larger retail needs, Pakefield Retail Park is one of the nearest main destinations, offering larger supermarkets, chain stores, and general shopping facilities, while the London Road South corridor into Lowestoft provides a fuller range of retail, food outlets, and services.

Transport links are reasonably straightforward. Oulton Broad South railway station is the nearest rail access point, providing connections along the East Suffolk Line toward Ipswich and onward links to Norwich via connections. Bus routes run along nearby main roads, linking Highland Way with Lowestoft town centre, Oulton Broad, Carlton Colville, and surrounding neighbourhoods. Road access is primarily via the A12 corridor, which runs through Lowestoft and provides the main route north and south along the east coast, making commuting and regional travel fairly direct by local standards.

Highland Way

Positioned along a quiet residential road within the well-regarded area of Oulton Broad South, this attractive chalet bungalow offers a thoughtful layout with a focus on space, light and everyday practicality. Set back from the road, the property presents a welcoming frontage, with a sense of privacy that carries through to the rear garden.

The accommodation is arranged to provide flexibility, allowing rooms to adapt easily to changing requirements and personal style. A bright and airy entrance hall introduces the home, creating an immediate impression of openness. From here, the main living space unfolds into a generous living and dining room, designed with both day-to-day living and entertaining in mind. Karndean flooring runs underfoot, while French doors draw in natural light and open onto the garden, encouraging an easy flow between indoors and outside space. A fireplace with an inset wood burner provides a focal point and adds a sense of comfort throughout the seasons.

The kitchen is well-appointed with quality cabinetry and a full range of integrated appliances, offering a practical and well-organised environment. A separate utility room sits alongside, providing dedicated space for laundry appliances and additional storage, helping to maintain a clean and efficient kitchen area.

A further versatile room on the ground floor is currently arranged as a home office, though it would lend itself equally well to use as a boot room, walk-in pantry or general storage, depending on individual needs.

Also on the ground floor, a spacious double bedroom benefits from a bay window that enhances the sense of light, while a contemporary family bathroom is fitted with a modern three-piece suite, serving both this room and guests with ease.

The first floor is arranged around the principal bedroom, which offers a comfortable and private setting, complete with built-in wardrobes and its own en-suite shower room. Eaves storage has been incorporated, providing useful additional space while keeping the room uncluttered.

Outside, the garden has been carefully maintained and arranged for ease of use and enjoyment. Several patio areas create natural spots for seating and outdoor dining, complemented by a lawn and established planting that brings colour and structure. A storage shed adds further practicality for tools and equipment.

To the front and side, a gated driveway offers parking for up to 5 vehicles, extending to a carport and a detached garage, with the potential for workshop use or further storage.

Agents Notes

Freehold

Connected to mains water, electricity, gas and drainage.

Gas central heating.

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