Move My Stuff - A Professional Man and Van Removals Company
There's a lot to be said for Suffolk and Norfolk (apart from the road network) so we'll quietly ignore that and there's some other aspects you take for granted (including us here at Move My Stuff - a premier Man and Van removals company skirting Britain's most easterly point) when you become familiar with an area.
Let's start with the climate.
Admittedly the 'Beast from the East' in February/March 2018 came as a bit of a shock locally as snow and ice are fairly rare occurences in East Anglia. We do get some of the white stuff and sea surges threatens towns like Lowestoft and Great Yarmouth, but largely winters are fairly mild.
Summer can also be great here.
Norwich gets hotter, as does Bury St Edmunds with both being inland, but the coastline we serve isn't dotted with holiday parks and tourist destinations for no reason.
Sunshine is in plentiful supply from spring to autumn, generally, locally.
As one of the leading removal companies Lowestoft, we see other parts of the country and the big skies and sunny climate never fails to make us smile on the long drives home.
It's one of the main reasons why people want an east coast relocation - our weather.
A second positive about Lowestoft, Gorleston and Great Yarmouth are our beaches.
Six have recently won clean water awards from the EU and, if you're brave enough to swim or paddle in water at 18 degrees in late summer, you'll have peace of mind knowing how clean they are. You can wade out quite far too in places like Gorleston and Southwold without becoming submerged - again, if you're brave enough!
Beaches here are popular in winter too when the tourists have upped sticks and you can wander along Pakefield beach to Kessingland, without seeing many people at all!
Thirdly, house prices.
Now don't be peering at Woodbridge, Aldeburgh or Southwold, those three honeypots of Suffolk and expecting to find bargain prices. You won't. Unless you're comparing prices with London or Surrey, you may be surprised at how expensive these areas are.
But Ipswich and Lowestoft are affordable places to move to and within these areas (if you can face the road network).
Lowestoft itself has some prime areas like Corton, Gunton, Carlton Colville and Oulton Broad, but other parts of the town see great demand for property with lowish prices. A similar story can be found along the A12 as was, now the A47 where places like Gorleston with its magnificent beach and buzzing town centre, where you can pick up a property for around £100,00.
Parts of Lowestoft and Great Yarmouth are even lower.
Finally, there's so much to do in this area.
You've got beaches and a magnificent city of shopping, culture and dining in Norwich, only 35 minutes away by train or car.
There's the Broads too: a vast man made peat extraction industry that became waterways. If you're a nature lover, the rivers and broads will definitey hold appeal.
You have woodland areas too at places like Fritton, lakes of Lound and plenty of local history at the beautiful Roman fort at Burgh Castle.
Writing this has made me think why would anyone leave here?
If you are planning on leaving, or coming to this magical area, the team at Move My Stuff would be delighted to tell you more.