16 Rider Haggard Lane, Lowestoft, NR33 7PD

Just moments from the wide sands of Kessingland beach, this well‐presented detached bungalow offers a wonderfully easy coastal lifestyle, ideal for those looking to downsize without giving up comfort or privacy.

With its bright living spaces, private rear garden and a conservatory that invites year‐round enjoyment, the home is designed for relaxed, low‐maintenance living.

Off‐road parking, a garage with an electric door and the convenience of village amenities close by all add to its appeal.

A welcoming, well‐situated bungalow that brings together practicality and the pleasure of living by the sea.

The Location Rider Haggard Lane sits within a quiet residential pocket of Kessingland, a coastal village known for its wide stretch of beach, open skies and relaxed seaside character.

The lane enjoys an easy connection to the shoreline, with the beach reached in only a few minutes, giving residents effortless access to long walks, sea air and the village’s natural dunes.

Kessingland’s everyday amenities are close at hand, including local shops, cafés, a pharmacy, a medical centre and regular bus services running through the village towards Lowestoft and Southwold.

Larger supermarkets are within straightforward reach, with Morrisons, Aldi and Sainsbury’s in Pakefield.

Families have a choice of nearby schools, with Kessingland Church of England Primary Academy within the village, and further options in Pakefield including Pakefield Primary School and Pakefield High School.

Transport links are practical and convenient: The A12 runs just west of the village for direct road access along the Suffolk coast, while Lowestoft station provides rail connections for wider travel.

Altogether, Rider Haggard Lane offers a calm coastal setting with everyday services close by, strong schooling options and an easy, outdoors‐focused lifestyle shaped by the proximity of the sea.

Rider Haggard Lane A short walk from Kessingland’s long, open beach, this detached bungalow offers a relaxed coastal way of life with the ease and comfort of single‐storey living.

Set within a well‐established residential area, it provides a welcoming home for those looking to downsize without losing space, privacy or convenience.

The entrance hall creates a calm arrival point, with practical built‐in storage and access to all rooms. Both bedrooms feature fitted wardrobes, helping keep everyday living simple and organised.

The shower room is well arranged and benefits from natural light. The main living space enjoys a pleasant outlook to the front, with an additional side window that enhances the brightness of the room.

An opening leads through to the kitchen, which is neatly configured and connects directly to the conservatory.

This additional reception space is a highlight of the home, a comfortable spot to enjoy the garden throughout the year.

Outside, the driveway provides off‐road parking and leads to the garage, complete with an electric door. The front garden is attractively presented with paving and established planting.

To the rear, the enclosed garden offers privacy and a peaceful setting, with a paved seating area, low‐maintenance lawn and mature borders that bring seasonal interest.

It’s a garden designed for enjoyment rather than upkeep, making it particularly appealing for those seeking a more manageable outdoor space. Agents Notes Freehold.

Connected to mains water, electricity, gas and drainage. Gas central heating system.

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