Looking for a characterful seaside property you can truly make your own? This 2/3 bedroom semi-detached period family home offers an exciting opportunity to restore and personalise a spacious period property in the ever-popular Kirkley area of Lowestoft — all just moments from the coast.

Set on a generous plot, this traditional home boasts a classic Victorian layout, with tall ceilings, large windows, and charming original features that are just waiting to be brought back to life. Whether you're a first-time buyer eager for a renovation project, a growing family wanting more space, or an investor looking for potential — this property ticks the box.

Inside, you'll find flexible accommodation with 2 well-sized bedrooms and a possible third bedroom or home office, depending on your needs. There's ample scope to redesign and modernise the internal spaces while keeping the home’s period character intact.

Located in the heart of Kirkley, you're only a short drive (or even a walk!) to Lowestoft’s sandy beach and seafront, with local amenities including parks, schools, independent shops and cafés all within easy reach. Excellent transport links nearby provide quick access to Southwold, Beccles, Lowestoft Town, and Norwich City, making it ideal for commuters and beach lovers alike.

The best part? The property comes with no onward chain, meaning you can get started on your vision without delay.

Whether you're ready to renovate, invest, or settle into seaside life with a project full of promise, this Victorian gem is the opportunity you’ve been waiting for. Contact us today to arrange your viewing — and imagine the possibilities this charming home holds.

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