33 Grosvenor Road, Lowestoft, NR33 0BW

Just moments from Lowestoft’s award-winning beach, this bay-fronted terrace offers a perfect blend of space, character, and flexibility across three floors.

The bright living room, featuring a traditional fireplace and large bay window, provides a welcoming space for relaxing or entertaining, while the farmhouse-style kitchen with French doors opens seamlessly onto a low-maintenance garden, ideal for outdoor gatherings.

With six bedrooms, two bathrooms, a versatile dining/studio room, and the potential to generate income as an Airbnb, this home adapts effortlessly to family life, work-from-home needs, or a changing lifestyle, all within easy reach of the coast and town amenities.

Location Grosvenor Road is situated in the Kirkley area of Lowestoft, a coastal town in Suffolk.

The road lies within easy walking distance of Lowestoft’s South Beach, giving residents quick access to the promenade, sandy shores, and coastal paths along the North Sea.

Local amenities are convenient, with small independent shops, cafes, and convenience stores scattered nearby, while the town centre, with larger supermarkets and retail options, is only a short drive or cycle away.

For families, Red Oak Primary School and East Point Academy are among the nearest schools, both reachable within minutes, while additional primary and secondary options such as St Mary’s Primary and Ormiston Denes Academy are also accessible by walking or a brief bus ride.

Public transport links are practical: Lowestoft railway station is within easy reach, offering connections to Norwich, Ipswich, and beyond, while local buses run frequently to surrounding neighbourhoods and coastal villages.

The area supports a lifestyle that balances residential calm with seaside access, residents can enjoy daily walks along the beach, quick trips to local shops, or easy connections to the wider region without feeling isolated from amenities.

Grosvenor Road Perfectly positioned for seaside living, this versatile property offers spacious accommodation across three floors, ready to adapt to your own style and preferences.

With the potential to operate as an Airbnb, it also presents an opportunity to generate additional income.

A welcoming entrance hall, enhanced by window lights around the front door, opens into a wide and impressive space, with unusually deep cornices and stained and painted wooden floors setting the tone for the character found throughout the property.

Gas central heating is installed, complemented by a new boiler fitted in 2020 and an electric immersion hot water backup, with some radiators having been recently upgraded.

The bright and airy living room features a traditional open fireplace taking centre stage by a large bay window, creating a space designed for relaxation and entertaining alike.

The stained and painted wooden floors continue here, adding warmth and continuity.

The farmhouse-style kitchen and breakfast room is equipped with elegant cabinetry, a range-style gas cooker, and space for your own appliances, while French doors open directly onto the garden, blending indoor and outdoor living seamlessly.

Adjacent is a versatile dining room, currently used as a studio/utility, but easily transformed into a home office, cosy snug, or additional bedroom.

Upstairs, the first floor hosts three bedrooms, two generous in size, with the front bedroom further enhanced by a large bay window.

A convenient laundry room and a modern three-piece shower room complete this level, featuring a natural travertine tiled walk-in shower.

The second floor provides three further bedrooms, alongside a family bathroom with a traditional three-piece suite and a large storage cupboard.

Outside, the south-facing patio garden is a true summer suntrap, predominantly paved for low-maintenance seating and entertaining, punctuated by a central olive tree, an established palm, and a rear gate.

Plenty of on-street parking is available thanks to the access road, with the added benefit of two large public car parks nearby, offering excellent convenience for residents and guests.

With its combination of character features, flexibility, and prime coastal location, this property offers a rare chance to enjoy all that Lowestoft has to offer, whether as a family home or an income-generating opportunity.

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