This charming mid-terrace property presents a unique opportunity to acquire a slice of Lowestoft’s rich history, featuring a Grade II listed smokehouse that dates back to circa 1760. The home embodies original character while offering two reception areas, a kitchen primed for modernisation, a ground-floor bathroom, and three well-proportioned bedrooms. A fully enclosed courtyard at the rear leads to the notable smokehouse, characterized by its historic brickwork, tiled roof, and stable-style doors, providing potential for various uses with appropriate planning permissions. Additionally, a covered carport with storage enhances practicality and could be converted into workshop space or an outbuilding, subject to consent. This property reflects both historical significance and investment potential for those looking to revive or adapt its spaces.
Situated on Raglan Street in northern Lowestoft, this residence is conveniently located within walking distance of the town centre and seafront. Local amenities include small convenience stores and independent shops nearby on High Street and London Road North. For more extensive shopping needs, larger supermarkets and national retailers are easily accessible.
Educational facilities are well-represented in the area with several primary schools and secondary academies within reach. Transport links are robust; Lowestoft railway station offers connections to Norwich and beyond, complemented by local bus services facilitating access around the town and coastal villages.
This property not only promises historical charm but also carries significant renovation potential for the discerning buyer.
