Hall Drive, Oulton Broad

Guide Price £775,000 - £800,000. Set on approximately 0.75 of an acre (stms) on a prestigious private road, this deceptively spacious detached home is a masterclass in effortless, light-filled living. From the moment you step inside, natural light streams through double and triple-aspect rooms, illuminating interiors that flow seamlessly from one to the next, creating a sense of calm and spaciousness. The home offers a versatile layout with multiple reception rooms, a dual-aspect garden room, a formal dining area, and a kitchen designed for both family life and entertaining. Wrap-around gardens capture the sun throughout the day, with patios, an enclosed lawn, mature trees, a natural pond, and seasonal planting providing ever-changing vistas and a serene connection to the outdoors. Tucked away yet conveniently located for local amenities, the Broads, and the coast, this residence strikes the perfect balance between privacy and accessibility, offering a refined and welcoming home for family living, leisure, and entertaining.

Explore Oulton Broad

Hall Drive is a quiet, residential street in Oulton Broad, on the western edge of Lowestoft, Suffolk. The area combines a relaxed waterside atmosphere with easy access to everyday amenities. Just a short walk away, the Broad itself offers scenic walks along the water, while local cafés, independent shops, and riverside pubs provide a welcoming community feel. For day-to-day essentials, the nearby Bridge Road shopping area and Lowestoft’s retail parks are easily reached, offering supermarkets, boutique stores, and a variety of dining options. Families benefit from a range of schools nearby, including Oulton Broad Primary School and Woods Loke Primary School for younger children, with secondary schooling options available within a short drive into Lowestoft.

Transport links make the area convenient for commuting or travel. Oulton Broad North railway station is within walking distance, and provides connections via Lowestoft and Norwich. Norwich, around 30 miles away, is accessible by road via the A146, with its mainline station offering direct services to London Liverpool Street in roughly 90 minutes. Norwich Airport is also easily reachable, providing a range of domestic and European flights.

Residents of Tanglewood Hall Drive enjoy the combination of a peaceful, semi-rural lifestyle with practical convenience. Waterside walks, boating opportunities, and open parkland are steps from the door, yet the area remains well connected to urban centres, schools, and transport links, offering a balanced coastal lifestyle that appeals to families, professionals, and anyone seeking both tranquillity and accessibility.

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Step inside and the scale of the property surprises at every turn. Light floods the rooms from double and triple-aspect windows, highlighting the careful attention to proportion and flow. The grand sitting room, with its triple-aspect outlook, leads gracefully down to a formal dining area, where sliding doors open to the garden and bring the outside in. The dual-aspect garden room, with west-facing bifold doors, captures the afternoon sun and becomes a naturally sociable space, perfect for both relaxed family gatherings and more formal entertaining. The study offers flexibility, allowing the home to adapt to remote work, a playroom for children or an additional bedroom if required.

At the heart of the home, the kitchen is a bright and sociable hub, thoughtfully designed for both everyday living and entertaining. Fitted with high-quality cabinetry, two integrated ovens, an induction hob, a microwave, dishwasher, and wine fridge add modern convenience. There is space for an American-style fridge/freezer, making it ideal for family life or hosting friends. A breakfast bar unit encourages casual dining and conversation, while a functional adjoining utility room houses laundry appliances and the 2022 Stiltz lift, a thoughtful addition for future-proofing and effortless living.

Together, these elements create a kitchen that is not only practical but also inviting, a true heart of the home where family, friends, and food come together.

Upstairs, four well-proportioned bedrooms continue the theme of light and calm. The principal suite enjoys a triple-aspect panorama of the gardens, while two further bedrooms benefit from en-suite facilities, and the remaining two share a family bathroom. Built-in storage in three bedrooms ensures style meets practicality.

The gardens are a true delight and a reflection of years of careful cultivation. Mature hedges and trees create a private sanctuary, while wrap-around sunny lawns and colourful seasonal planting, glorious peonies, roses, and vibrant perennials, offer views from nearly every room. A natural pond, stocked with fish, provides a meditative corner for morning coffee or a summer afternoon, while patios on the east and front of the house invite summer BBQs or simply relaxing in the sun. The rear garden includes an enclosed lawn, vegetable beds, and two greenhouses, perfect for a garden enthusiast. Positioned at the front of the residence is gated access to a large driveway providing ample off-road parking, complemented by a double garage for secure parking or additional storage options.

This is a home designed around living well. Over the years, the current owners have hosted memorable celebrations, summer barbecues, and quiet family moments, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Beyond the garden, marshland walks start on the doorstep, or for longer adventures, Somerleyton and St Olaves are within reach. Oulton Broad offers waterside leisure, and the coast is just a short drive away, making this an ideal base for those who appreciate the best of Norfolk’s landscapes and lifestyle.

Here, light, space, and thoughtful design converge with a sense of calm and comfort. Every element of this property, from its flowing interiors to its private, sunlit gardens, speaks to a life of ease and enjoyment, creating a home that is both inspiring and deeply welcoming.

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