Clydesdale Rise, Bradwell

Guide price £425,000-£450,000 Set within one of Bradwell’s most desirable residential pockets, this detached home with two garages offers an easy, everyday lifestyle with generous living spaces, a bright conservatory overlooking the garden and excellent parking. The well appointed kitchen, four comfortable bedrooms and private outdoor setting create a welcoming environment for family life, while the adaptable layout provides scope to shape the home to your own preferences. It’s a property that brings together space, practicality and a calm village setting, making it an appealing choice for buyers seeking a long term home in Bradwell.

The Location

Clydesdale Rise sits within a well established part of Bradwell, offering a practical and comfortable setting with everyday amenities close at hand. The area is residential and settled, with a local park within easy walking distance, along with a Morrisons superstore, petrol station and pharmacy, making day to day errands straightforward. A short drive brings you to Gapton Hall Retail Park, home to Marks & Spencer food hall, Next, Boots, The Range, Pets at Home and Halfords, giving access to a broad mix of shopping and practical services.

Families benefit from several nearby schools, including Hillside Primary, Homefield and Lynn Grove Academy for secondary education. Transport links are convenient, with regular bus services connecting Bradwell to Gorleston, Great Yarmouth and the wider coastline, while the A47 provides straightforward road access for commuting or weekend travel.

The location supports an easy, balanced lifestyle: everyday essentials close by, larger retail options within minutes, and good schooling and transport connections that make Bradwell a practical and appealing place to settle.

Clydesdale Rise

Detached and well positioned within a quiet, sought after Bradwell estate, this residence offers a generous and adaptable layout that suits modern family living.

A welcoming entrance hall introduces the home, leading into an attractive living room where a broad front window brings in natural light and a brick fireplace creates a warm focal point. The room flows directly into the dining area, forming a comfortable arrangement for everyday use and relaxed entertaining.

Beyond this, double doors open into the conservatory, a bright, versatile space that extends the reception areas and offers panoramic views across the garden.

The kitchen is thoughtfully appointed with grey cabinetry and a full suite of integrated fittings, including an oven, dishwasher and a fridge. A breakfast bar provides an informal spot for quick meals or morning coffee, while the adjoining utility/WC keeps practical tasks neatly separate from the main living spaces.

Upstairs, four well proportioned bedrooms offer comfort and privacy for the whole household. The principal bedroom enjoys its own en suite bathroom, while the remaining rooms are served by a family bathroom featuring a four piece suite with both a bathtub and an enclosed shower cubicle.

The rear garden is a private and well maintained outdoor space, arranged with a patio for seating, a lawn for children to enjoy and established planting that adds colour and structure.

To the front, the driveway accommodates multiple vehicles and leads to both an integral garage and a separate single garage, with the potential to convert (stpp).

Altogether, this is a welcoming and versatile home that combines practical family living with a pleasant village setting. Its flexible layout, well kept garden and excellent parking make it an appealing choice for buyers seeking a long term home in Bradwell.

Agents Notes

Freehold.

Connected to mains water, electricity, gas and drainage.

Gas central heating.

Disclaimer

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