Marjoram Road, Bradwell

Life in this tucked away Bradwell cul de sac has a wonderfully settled feel, and this well kept detached bungalow offers the kind of space and flexibility that suits a wide range of lifestyles. Thoughtfully maintained and enhanced with 16 solar panels and a recently repaired roof, it features generous reception areas, a bright sun room, a well equipped kitchen and three comfortable bedrooms, including a principal suite. The garden provides an inviting backdrop for time spent outdoors, with established planting, useful outbuildings and plenty of space to enjoy through the seasons. Altogether, it’s a home that supports practical, enjoyable living within a popular village setting.

Bradwell

Marjoram Road sits in a quiet residential pocket of Bradwell, and one of its biggest advantages is how close it is to the coast. Gorleston Beach is only a short drive away, giving you easy access to long sandy stretches, cliff top walks and a genuinely impressive seafront. The wider coastline around Great Yarmouth is also close, so days out by the sea are very much part of everyday life here.

Bradwell itself offers a solid range of local conveniences without relying on main road retail parks. You’ve got Co op Food, Londis, One Stop, a pharmacy, a post office, hair salons, takeaways and small independents that cover day to day needs. Larger supermarkets, Morrisons, Tesco Extra and Asda, are all a short drive away in Gorleston or Great Yarmouth.

Schools are close and varied, including Hillside Primary, Homefield VC Primary, Woodlands Primary and Lynn Grove Academy for secondary.

Transport links are straightforward, with quick access to the A143 and A47 for commuting toward Norwich, Beccles and the wider Norfolk–Suffolk coastline. Regular buses run into Gorleston and Great Yarmouth, and Great Yarmouth Station and Haddiscoe Station offer rail connections.

The lifestyle here is relaxed and practical: coastal access, reliable amenities, and a settled residential feel that makes everyday living easy.

Marjoram Road

Proudly positioned at the end of a quiet cul de sac in the sought after village of Bradwell, this well presented detached bungalow offers a generous footprint and a layout that adapts naturally to modern living. With 16 energy efficient solar panels, a recently repaired roof and thoughtful upkeep throughout, it’s a home that has been carefully looked after and is ready for its next owners to make their mark.

The frontage sets a confident tone: a landscaped garden, neat planting and a paved driveway leading to a single garage create strong kerb appeal and a sense of arrival. Step inside and a welcoming entrance hall introduces the property’s bright, open feel, wit Karndean flooring. The living room is spacious and inviting, with internal double doors opening into the dining room to form a connected, free flowing space ideal for everyday use as well as larger gatherings.

A light filled sun room extends the reception areas further, drawing in views of the garden and offering a versatile spot for reading, relaxing or simply enjoying the changing seasons. The kitchen is fitted with modern cabinetry and integrated appliances, providing a practical and efficient workspace with everything arranged for ease.

The property hosts three bedrooms, each offering privacy and flexibility for guests, home working or hobbies. The principal bedroom benefits from built in wardrobes and its own en suite shower room, while the remaining rooms are served by a well appointed family bathroom, comprising of a classic three-piece suite.

The rear garden is a standout feature, private, well kept and designed for effortless outdoor living. A patio provides space for seating and dining, with a lawn, established beds, two timber sheds and a summerhouse adding both interest and practicality. A further storage outbuilding sits neatly to the side of the home.

Altogether, this is a property that offers space, comfort and a setting that feels tucked away yet well connected to village amenities. A well maintained bungalow with scope to personalise, it’s an appealing opportunity for anyone seeking a home that supports an easy, enjoyable way of living.

Agents Notes

Freehold

Connected to mains water, electricity, gas and drainage.

Gas central heating.

16 solar panels that are owned outright by the current owner, generating approx. £1,000 per year. There is a 10-year guarantee on the solar panels.

Disclaimer

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