Winifred Way, Caister On Sea

Guide Price: £350,000 - £375,000. Experience coastal living at its finest with this detached family home, set in a quiet cul-de-sac in Caister-On-Sea, offering direct sea views and easy access to local shops, cafés, and amenities. Extending to approximately 1,494 sq ft, the property features flexible living spaces including a kitchen/dining room with central island, a conservatory, and a versatile reception room. There are four double bedrooms, including a ground-floor en-suite with dressing area, a family bathroom, and a first-floor living room with a Juliet balcony overlooking the coastline. Outside, a low-maintenance rear garden, front lawn, brick-weave driveway, and double garage complete this practical and comfortable family home, offered chain free.
The Location
Winifred Way is a residential street in Caister-on-Sea, a coastal village in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. It is just a short walk, around 10–15 minutes, from Caister’s sandy beach, giving residents easy access to the coast and open-air recreational activities. The area feels calm and local rather than tourist-driven, with a sense of community typical of seaside villages.
Everyday amenities are within walking distance or a short drive. There are a few local convenience stores and small cafés nearby, along with a post office and takeaway options, catering to daily needs without having to travel into Great Yarmouth. For families, the closest schools include Caister Infant with Nursery School and Caister Junior School, with Caister Academy serving older students; all are within roughly a mile or so from the street.
Transport links are practical for village living: local buses connect to Great Yarmouth for shopping, work, or train services, and the nearest railway station is a few miles away. Cars are commonly used for commuting or reaching larger towns, but the area remains walkable for day-to-day errands.
Life on Winifred Way is quiet and grounded, with the benefit of coastal walks, local shops, and a small community atmosphere. It suits people who value easy access to the sea and a low-key lifestyle while still being within reach of larger town facilities.
Winifred Way, Caister-On-Sea
The entrance hall is welcoming and includes an airing cupboard for practical storage. The kitchen/dining room features grey cabinetry, a sink/drainer unit, a new range cooker, a central island, and space for your own appliances, creating a bright and functional area for everyday living and entertaining.
French doors open into the conservatory, extending the reception space and filling the room with natural light while providing views of the garden. Another set of French doors leads into a flexible reception room, which could be used as a snug, home office, or children’s playroom.
On the ground floor, two double bedrooms provide comfortable sleeping accommodation. One bedroom benefits from an en-suite shower room and a dressing area. The ground-floor bathroom includes a bathtub, hand wash basin, and toilet. On the first floor, the living room features a Juliet balcony overlooking the coastline, while two additional double bedrooms and a WC complete the layout.
The rear garden is mainly paved for easy upkeep and has established shrubbery, making it suitable for seating, a hot tub and outdoor use. A front lawn adds to the home’s overall appeal.
A brick-weave driveway provides off-road parking, with a double garage offering extra storage space.
This four-bedroom detached home in Caister-On-Sea offers versatile accommodation with direct sea views and good access to local amenities, making it a practical and appealing option for family living by the coast.
Agent’s Notes
This property will be sold freehold and connected to mains water, electricity, gas and drainage.
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