The Bridles, Worlingham, NR34

One of the best features of a 1960's development is the space that each and every home was allocated from plan, allowing spacious proportions to seamlessly flow both inside and out. The generous plot is immediately apparent from the moment you arrive, where you will find no.4 set well back from the end of this cul-de-sac beyond the driveway, garage and a sizeable front lawn, particularly lovely for those with young children.
Stepping inside, the retro flourishes which have recently fashionably resurged are a stand out feature right from the off with blond wooden panelling overhead, floor to ceiling windows and an open plan staircase rising upwards. Recently re-modelled, the kitchen/dining space is yet another highlight with sleek grey cabinetry continuing through to the utility, it's open plan and sociable yet with clearly defined zones to be practical for every occasion. Whilst it was already a generously sized room, the sitting room has been extended through bi-folding doors to a vaulted garden room, the cherry on the cake in our opinion, where gardens views invite their selves in and a further set of bi-folding doors open out to the garden terrace and the archaic Grade II listed wall, another beautiful feature. To tick off more practical elements, the home study with floor to ceiling window is a great place to work from home and the ground floor loo is tucked away just beyond the entrance porch.
Upstairs, the generous proportions continue within a backdrop of crisp white neutral décor with every room full of natural light which streams through the proportionally large windows, another great feature of this era of house. All four bedrooms are a great size but in particular, bedroom two and the principle suite are oversized with an en-suite shower room to bedroom one.

Outside

As previously mentioned, this is a home which mirrors generous proportions both inside and out. Well set back from the end of the road, the driveway allows space to park off-road in front of the garage which is fitted with an electric door. The garden to the rear has been beautifully landscaped for a green backdrop all year round, partially encompassed by the locally renown Grade II listed wall, a stunning feature that trails down the entire right hand boundary through to the courtyard style garden which leads from the utility room.

Franks Thoughts...

The space that this era of home brings to the table is a gamechanger for those looking for that bit of extra room, with a simple and practical layout which makes modern day living a breeze...