Lowestoft Road, Worlingham, Beccles, Suffolk, NR34

Aptly named Oak House, the front façade is beautifully framed beyond the ancient Oak Tree a notable landmark which makes for quite a distinguished entrance. Well set back from the road beyond the large driveway, the classic 1930's charm starts immediately, from the traditional bay fronted façade to the ornate fireplaces and picture rails that await inside.
The wide array of large windows throughout this home allows the quiet hero of natural light to fill this home from every angle, from the cosy aspect of the bay-fronted sitting room to the sociable dining room which has a wonderful open flow through to the kitchen. Characterful details like the intricate fireplace and exposed wooden flooring add interest, while recent adaptations like the bespoke Mulberry kitchen bring this home up to modern levels of comfort without compromising the period appeal.
Rising upstairs, the extended footprint of this home has allowed for an additional double bedroom to the rear, resulting in three double bedrooms and a fourth single so there is plenty of space for a growing family. Equally, the first floor shower room is a welcome alternative to the ground floor bathroom which you will find is complete with a roll-top tub.

Outside

Recently fully landscaped, the south facing garden at Oak House is as special as the house itself. Thoughtfully designed to make the most of every last inch, stylish horizontal fencing frames the sleek terracing, raised beds and elevated deck terrace where the hot tub takes centre stage. A garden made for entertaining and quality family time, it will be admittedly difficult to leave but has to be the cherry on the cake for this beautiful home.

Franks Thoughts...

With all the character and charm we love about 1930's homes, the extended footprint allows for spacious and comfortable family living, but my goodness, that garden!!!!
I know where we would like to be this summer...