Raglan Street, Lowestoft

Guide Price: £90,000-£100,000. Currently achieving a rental income of £650 per calendar month, this mid-terrace home is ideally positioned within the coastal town of Lowestoft, just moments from the town centre and its wide range of amenities. Arranged across three floors, the property offers flexible living space, three bedrooms and a private courtyard, making it well suited to both modern living and long-term investment. An appealing opportunity for investors and first-time buyers alike, it combines practicality, adaptability and a convenient central location.

Location

Raglan Street is located in the northern part of Lowestoft, a historic coastal town in Suffolk. Local day-to-day needs are easily met with small convenience stores and independent shops within a short walk, while the nearby High Street and surrounding streets provide access to a wider selection of supermarkets, pharmacies, and cafés.

For families, there are several schools within easy reach. Roman Hill Primary School and St Margaret’s Primary Academy serve younger children, while secondary education can be accessed at Ormiston Denes Academy, Benjamin Britten Academy and East Point Academy. These schools are a short drive, cycle, or bus ride away, making the area practical for families with school-age children.

Transport links are convenient for commuting or leisure. Lowestoft railway station is a short distance from Raglan Street, providing regular services to Norwich and connections further afield. Several local bus routes run nearby, connecting the neighbourhood with the town centre, retail parks, and coastal areas. The A12 and A47 are easily accessible by car, allowing smooth travel to surrounding towns or further into Suffolk and Norfolk.

Raglan Street

The accommodation is arranged over three floors, creating a layout that feels both adaptable and practical, with scope to tailor the space to suit individual needs. A welcoming living room provides a comfortable setting for everyday living and entertaining, while the kitchen/dining room is fitted with units, an oven and under-counter space for appliances, offering a functional area for cooking and informal meals. A ground-floor bathroom completes the main living level.

Across the upper floors are three bedrooms, each offering flexibility for sleeping, working from home or guest accommodation. To the rear, a private, low-maintenance courtyard provides a simple outdoor space to enjoy without the upkeep. On-road parking is available at the front of the property.

Currently achieving a rental income of £650 per calendar month, the property presents a solid opportunity for investors, while also remaining a suitable and accessible option for first-time buyers looking to establish themselves close to the coast and town centre.

Agents Note

Freehold

Connected to all mains services.

Disclaimer

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