Breydon Way, Lowestoft, NR33 9AT

Guide price £210,000-£230,000 In the coastal town of Lowestoft, this detached bungalow with immense potential is proudly positioned on a generous plot, offering a rare opportunity to create a truly personalised home.

It offers a spacious living/dining room bathed in natural light, a kitchen with scope for modernisation, and two double bedrooms complemented by an easily accessible wet room.

Beyond the main house, the expansive rear garden, predominantly laid to lawn, offers plenty of room for outdoor living and includes a timber shed and detached garage.

With a lawn to the front, a paved driveway for off-road parking, and a quiet location yet close to shops, schools, transport links, and the scenic Suffolk coast, this home represents the perfect blank canvas to renovate, extend, and make your own (stpp).

Location Breydon Way is a quiet residential street in Lowestoft, conveniently positioned within easy reach of both the town centre and the coast.

Residents have a variety of local amenities close by, including the Co-op Food for groceries, Premier Stores for everyday essentials, and Bushells Bakery & Post Office for fresh bread and postal services, while an extensive range of shops are found within the town centre and on nearby retail parks, to provide additional convenience.

Families benefit from the proximity of Westwood Primary and Elm Tree Primary School, with East Point Academy catering to secondary education.

Transport links are well-served, with Oulton Broad North and South railway stations within walking distance and regular bus services connecting the area to Lowestoft and surrounding towns.

The coastline is just over a mile away, offering easy access to the seafront, beaches, and coastal walks, making Breydon Way an area that balances calm with practical amenities and leisure opportunities.

Breydon Way A welcoming porch entrance leads into a bright and airy interior, ideal for outdoor wear and daily life.

The spacious living/dining room is filled with natural light from a large front-facing window, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere for relaxing or entertaining.

The kitchen is fitted with wall and base cabinetry, providing a functional base with scope for modernisation to suit your taste.

An inner hallway guides you to two comfortable double bedrooms, ready to be personalised to your style.

The easily accessible wet room adds practical convenience and complements the home's versatile layout.

The property is set within a vast, well-maintained rear garden, predominately laid to lawn, with a timber shed for garden equipment and a detached garage, perfect for storage or a workshop.

The front garden is lawned with a gentle slope up to the porch and a paved driveway providing off-road parking.

Located in a quiet setting, yet within easy reach of local shops, schools, transport links, and the scenic Suffolk coast, this bungalow offers a rare combination of potential, space, and lifestyle opportunities.

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