3 Bed Semi-Detached House, Planning Permission, Great Yarmouth, NR30 4LT £325,000

• Guide Price £325,000 - £350,000 +
• Chain-free beautifully refurbished 1930s semi-detached house +
• High-spec open-plan ground floor with three versatile reception areas +
• Striking kitchen and dining room with vaulted ceiling, Velux skylights and bi-fold doors +
• Howdens kitchen with AEG appliances, gold shadow-line detailing and utility cupboard +
• Two bedrooms with fitted wardrobes and a stylishly finished family bathroom +
• West-facing garden offering a blank canvas for landscaping and outdoor living +
• Planning permission granted for side and rear extension including garage and utility room +
• Close to North Denes Beach, local schools and amenities, with ultrafast broadband available +

"A quietly confident 1930s house, reworked with architectural calm and a designer's eye for detail - and ready for its next chapter."

9 Blake Road, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, NR30 4LT
Freehold | 1,268 sq ft (117.8 sq m)

The Tour: This refined 1930s semi-detached house has been reimagined with a sensitivity that respects its origins while embracing contemporary living in its most elegant form. From the outset, the house presents a sense of balance and intention: black-framed glazing sharpens the traditional façade, while an entrance porch provides a graceful threshold between street and home.

Inside, the ground floor unfolds as a carefully considered open-plan arrangement, articulated through a sequence of interconnected spaces rather than rigid divisions. High-quality LVT flooring laid in a chevron pattern runs throughout, its rhythm lending cohesion and movement while subtly referencing the home's Art Deco heritage.

The principal living room sits to the front of the house, arranged around a generous bay window that draws in soft morning light. Steel column radiators with decorative Art Deco-style TRVs introduce a sculptural note, reinforcing the dialogue between period detail and modern restraint.

At the centre of the plan is a versatile middle reception room - a quietly invaluable space. For families, it works naturally as a playroom within sight of the kitchen and dining areas; for others, it becomes a secondary sitting room, reading lounge or informal coffee space, offering a sense of retreat without separation.

To the rear, the house opens into a striking kitchen and dining room that forms the social heart of the home. The Howdens kitchen is finished in a soft grey palette, elevated by gold shadow-line detailing and under-counter lighting, and fitted with AEG integrated appliances. Clean-lined cabinetry and generous work surfaces are complemented by a discreet utility cupboard, ensuring the space performs as well as it presents.

The adjoining dining area is particularly memorable. A vaulted ceiling introduces volume and light, punctuated by Velux skylights above, while bi-folding doors open directly onto the west-facing garden. Afternoon and evening light filters through the space, creating an effortless connection between inside and out - a room designed as much for entertaining as for everyday life.

Externally, the garden is currently presented in a simple, unfinished state, offering a blank canvas for the next owners. With its west-facing orientation and direct connection to the dining space, it lends itself equally well to landscaping, outdoor dining or a more informal family garden. To the front, off-street parking is already established, while the wider plot allows scope to further enhance the exterior setting over time. Here, the hard work has been done internally, leaving the outdoor spaces ready to be shaped and personalised.

Upstairs, the first floor continues the home's calm and considered tone. Bedrooms are well proportioned and quietly elegant, with both the principal and second bedrooms benefitting from fitted wardrobes that sit neatly within the architecture of the rooms. Soft finishes and restrained detailing allow light to take precedence, creating spaces that feel restful and enduring.

A fourth room, set just off the landing, offers valuable flexibility - ideal as a home working space, nursery, or walk-in wardrobe.

The shower room has been finished to a high standard, combining marble-effect surfaces, warm metallic accents and contemporary cabinetry to form a space that feels indulgent yet timeless.

Throughout the house, the refurbishment has been comprehensive rather than cosmetic. New uPVC double glazing with modern black frames, a newly installed Worcester combination boiler, upgraded central heating, CCTV wiring and thoughtful material choices speak to the quality and longevity of the work undertaken.

Planning permission has also been granted for a single-storey side and rear extension, including the addition of a garage and utility room, offering clear scope to further evolve the house in line with future needs - an appealing balance of completion and possibility.

The Area: Blake Road is a quietly established residential street characterised by well-proportioned early 20th-century houses and a settled, community-led atmosphere. Positioned close to North Denes Beach, the location offers the rare luxury of coastal living integrated into daily routine - morning walks along open sands, expansive skies and fresh sea air all within easy reach.

Great Yarmouth town centre lies close by, providing a broad range of shops, cafés and cultural amenities, while road and rail links connect efficiently to Norwich and the wider county. The area is particularly well suited to families, with a choice of respected primary and secondary schools nearby, and a neighbourhood rhythm that feels both practical and relaxed.

This is a setting that balances calm with convenience: coastal without feeling remote, residential without being isolated - a place to settle rather than simply stay.

Points to Consider:

Tenure: Freehold
Construction: Traditional 1930s brick-built cavity construction
Fenestration: New uPVC double glazing with modern black frames
Heating: Newly installed gas-fired central heating with Worcester combination boiler
Energy Performance Rating: C (71)
Average Heating & Lighting Costs: £909 per year*
Council Tax: Band D (£2,277.97)
Broadband: Ultrafast broadband available - up to 1,800 Mbps download / 220 Mbps upload†
School Catchment:
- Primary: North Denes Primary School and Nursery; Northgate Primary School
- Secondary: Great Yarmouth Charter Academy

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We take our duty of care seriously and make every reasonable effort to ensure the information we present is correct. However, some details are based on information provided by the seller or third parties. Additionally, please note that floor plan measurements may be rounded, and distances are approximate.

* Figures taken from EPC estimate and may vary depending on usage and supplier rates
† Source: Ofcom broadband availability checker - subject to provider and package