£280,000
(£124/sq. ft)
3 bed detached bungalow for saleCross Road, Gorleston NR31
3 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
2,264 sq. ft
EPC Rating: E
- Chain free
- Freehold
Minors & Brady Ltd - Caister
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About this property
Edwardian two-bedroom bungalow with exciting potential to update, personalise, or rework into a three-bedroom home
Offered with no onward chain, making this a rare and exciting opportunity in a central town location
Generous lounge with bay window and fireplace, creating a welcoming main living area and also suitable as a potential third bedroom
Spacious dining room with fireplace, ideal for entertaining or flexible use
Kitchen/breakfast room with adjoining pantry and scope to modernise or personalise, plus separate utility area
Impressive 10-foot high ceilings throughout, adding a sense of volume and character
Expansive 23-foot attic offering further storage or development opportunity (subject to consents)
Basement cellar providing additional usable or storage space
Off-road parking via a private driveway and detached garage
Located in the sought-after coastal town of Gorleston, close to the vibrant High Street with shops, cafés, and local services
Set in a central position within the sought-after coastal town of Gorleston, this Edwardian bungalow offers charm, space, and exciting potential throughout. Just moments from the lively High Street with its cafés, shops, and local services, the home features two double bedrooms, a bright bay-fronted lounge with fireplace (also suitable as a third bedroom), and a spacious dining room with fireplace and plenty of natural light. The kitchen/breakfast room includes a pantry, space for dining, and a door to the utility area, which leads directly into the garage. Additional highlights include high ceilings, a 23-foot attic with further potential, a cellar, and a wraparound garden with driveway and garage providing off-road parking. Offered with no onward chain, viewing is essential to appreciate the full potential and possibilities this home offers.
Location
Situated in the ever-popular coastal town of Gorleston, Cross Road offers a well-connected setting just moments from the town’s vibrant High Street and a short walk to the seafront. The area benefits from a strong sense of community and a range of local amenities including supermarkets, schools, cafés, and independent shops. Gorleston beach, with its wide stretch of golden sand and scenic promenade, is close by and ideal for walks, picnics, or family outings. Excellent public transport links and access to the A47 make this location convenient for commuters, while the nearby James Paget University Hospital and a range of leisure facilities add to its appeal.
Cross Road, Gorleston
Step into the entrance hall of this characterful Edwardian bungalow and you’re immediately welcomed by the sense of scale and potential this home offers. Moving through to the lounge, you’ll find a generous, light-filled space enhanced by a wide bay window that draws in natural light throughout the day. A central fireplace provides a natural focal point, while the soft carpet underfoot adds comfort. With its size and layout, this room also offers excellent potential to be used as a third bedroom, making it a highly flexible living area.
From here, continue into the spacious dining room, a second well-proportioned reception space that also features its own fireplace and built-in storage. The carpeted floor and abundance of natural light make it ideal for hosting dinners, relaxing with family, or setting up a work-from-home space.
The kitchen/breakfast room sits toward the rear of the property and offers a practical layout with fitted base and wall units, partially tiled walls, and room for a breakfast table. A walk-in pantry provides additional storage, and the space holds clear scope for modernisation and personalisation to suit your tastes. A connecting door leads into a utility area with plumbing and further potential, which then opens directly into the garage, a rare and valuable layout that adds both convenience and usability.
The accommodation continues with two generous double bedrooms. Each room enjoys good levels of natural light, carpeted flooring, and the space to adapt to different needs. One bedroom is particularly versatile, featuring a built-in wardrobe and plenty of room for freestanding furniture or workspace.
Serving the bedrooms is a family bathroom with tiled walls and a bath with shower over, offering a functional and usable space as-is, with clear scope for updating. A separate WC adds further practicality.
Below the main living areas, a cellar provides extensive additional storage or even the potential for a hobby space, studio, or workshop.
Upstairs, the expansive 23-foot attic is a standout feature, offering generous eaves storage and plenty of room for future conversion, subject to the necessary checks.
The home benefits from double glazing throughout, with some windows recently updated for improved efficiency and comfort.
Outside, the garden wraps around the bungalow and includes a laid-to-slab area, with the driveway forming part of the garden space and leading to a detached garage that provides secure off-road parking and additional functionality.
Agents notes
We understand that the property will be sold freehold, connected to all main services.
Heating system- Gas Central Heating
Council Tax Band- C
EPC Rating: E
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