2 Oakwood Court Hervey Street, Lowestoft, NR32 2JH

Bright and inviting, this first-floor apartment in Lowestoft offers a relaxed and practical living environment with a touch of character.

The sitting room, centred around a wood burner, provides a cosy space for unwinding or entertaining, while a versatile study serves as a home office or snug.

The kitchen/dining room, featuring exposed beams, a vaulted ceiling and a Juliet balcony, creates a welcoming area for everyday meals and social gatherings.

Two well-proportioned bedrooms and a shower room are complemented by generous built-in storage and a separate laundry room.

Outside, the low-maintenance bisected garden includes vegetable patches, a greenhouse and a double garage, providing both practicality and charm.

An appealing option for first-time buyers or investors seeking a home with style and functionality in a desirable coastal town.

Lowestoft Hervey Street is located in the northern part of Lowestoft, close to the town’s central residential areas and just a short distance from the coast.

It sits within easy reach of everyday amenities, with local shops such as convenience stores, a bakery, and a small newsagent serving the immediate neighbourhood.

For a wider variety of shopping, the nearby London Road North and the town centre provide supermarkets, cafés, and independent retailers. Families benefit from a range of nearby schools.

Roman Hill Primary School is the closest, with Red Oak Primary School and St Margaret’s Primary Academy also within a short distance.

Secondary education options include East Point Academy and Ormiston Denes Academy, making the area well-suited to households with children. Transport links are convenient.

Local bus services connect Hervey Street to the town centre, seafront, and suburban areas, while Lowestoft railway station is within walking or short cycling distance, offering connections along the East Suffolk Line to Norwich and beyond.

Roads in and around the street provide straightforward access to the A12 and A1117, connecting the town to other parts of Suffolk.

Hervey Street Accessed via a welcoming entrance hall, the apartment is arranged to provide a natural flow between its living spaces.

The sitting room is a comfortable and inviting setting, centred around a wood burner which brings a sense of warmth and character.

Generous natural light enhances the room throughout the day, creating an environment well suited to both relaxation and informal entertaining.

A further reception room offers welcome versatility and is currently arranged as a study.

This space is ideal for those working from home, while also lending itself equally well as a snug or occasional room, depending on individual requirements.

The kitchen/dining room is a particularly notable feature of the property.

The vaulted ceiling, complemented by exposed beams and skylights, introduces a sense of height and openness, while maintaining a practical layout for daily use.

Fitted units provide good storage, alongside a freestanding oven and under-counter space for appliances.

There is ample room for a dining table, making it a sociable area for both everyday meals and hosting. A Juliet balcony adds an attractive detail and allows fresh air to circulate through the space.

There are two bedrooms, both offering comfortable accommodation and a degree of privacy from the main living areas. These are served by a well-appointed shower room.

Additional features include built-in storage throughout and a separate laundry room, ensuring the property remains functional as well as well-presented.

Externally, the bisected garden has been designed with ease of maintenance in mind, being predominantly laid to shingle.

It also includes established vegetable patches and a greenhouse, appealing to those with an interest in gardening or growing produce.

A double garage provides valuable additional storage or secure parking.

Overall, this apartment offers a well-rounded home with character features and flexible living space, set within easy reach of local amenities, the coastline and transport links.

It is a property that lends itself equally well to owner-occupation or investment, with a layout and setting that supports modern living.

Agents Notes Freehold Connected to mains water, electricity, gas and drainage. Gas central heating.

Please note that this property has a bisected garden and a shared pathway with neighbouring properties.

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