4 Bedroom Detached House, Taylor Drive, Lawford, CO11

Stepping inside, you're greeted by a split-level entrance hall that sets the tone for the spacious layout to follow. A soft grey carpet adds warmth underfoot, while the rich wood tones of the balustrade bring a classic feel to the space. The stairs sweep down to a generously sized living room and a handy cloakroom, perfect for guests. Straight ahead, a door adjacent to glass panelling leads into the dining room, creating a sense of light and flow. To the right, the kitchen awaits, completing this well-planned and inviting entry point to the home.

The living room is a bright and spacious retreat, thoughtfully laid out to suit both everyday comfort and entertaining. With warm wood-effect flooring underfoot and soft neutral tones on the walls, the space feels calm and inviting from the moment you enter. A front-facing window and full-height French doors to the rear flood the room with natural light throughout the day, while offering easy access to the garden. A ceiling fan adds a practical touch, and a simple white mantelpiece creates a subtle focal point. Whether you're unwinding with a book or hosting friends, this is a room that adapts effortlessly to your lifestyle.

The kitchen is a bright and characterful space, thoughtfully arranged to blend everyday practicality with a touch of retro charm. Cabinetry in a warm peach tone lines the walls in an efficient L-shaped layout, offering a wealth of storage options both above and below the countertops. Classic tiled splashbacks and brushed steel handles lend a timeless finish, while wood-effect flooring adds warmth and continuity underfoot. At the heart of the room is a built-in electric oven paired with a four-burner gas hob and a stainless steel chimney-style extractor fan—perfect for those who love to cook. The stainless steel splashback behind the hob adds both style and easy-clean practicality. A deep stainless steel sink sits beneath a window and there's space for a freestanding fridge freezer to the side, completing this well-equipped and inviting culinary space.

The utility room offers a highly practical extension to the kitchen, with everything neatly arranged to support day-to-day living. Matching the main kitchen in style, it features the same peach-toned cabinetry and tiled splashbacks, maintaining visual continuity throughout the home. A long laminate worktop runs beneath the window, providing ample space for folding laundry or storing cleaning essentials. Beneath the counter, you'll find plumbing for a washing machine and freestanding dishwasher, conveniently placed for easy access. A second stainless steel sink and drainer sits beneath the rear-facing window, making light work of handwashing and household tasks. A glazed door leads directly to the outside, ideal for hanging out laundry or accessing the garden. With its dedicated layout and functional design, this space is a real asset for keeping the main kitchen clutter-free.

The dining room sits just off the kitchen and utility room, making it ideally placed for everyday meals or more formal entertaining. With wood-effect flooring, soft neutral tones, and a good level of natural light from the rear-facing window, the space feels clean, calm, and versatile. Its current layout suits a dining table and chairs, but for those seeking a more open-plan flow, this room offers clear potential to be incorporated into a larger kitchen-diner, subject to the relevant consents. Whether used as a dining space, home office, or hobby room, it’s a flexible area that can easily adapt to your needs.

Finished with a hand wash basin, WC and window to the front elevation.

The first-floor landing enjoys a split-level layout, adding a touch of character while offering access to all four bedrooms. A window to the front allows natural light to pour in, brightening the space and highlighting the soft neutral tones and plush grey carpet underfoot. The original timber balustrade adds warmth and contrast to the clean, modern finish. There's also a handy airing cupboard tucked neatly to one side—ideal for storing linens and towels—as well as access to the loft via a hatch, providing useful extra storage for seasonal items or household essentials.

The principal bedroom is a generous and well-presented space, offering both comfort and functionality. A large window draws in natural light, highlighting the rich wood-effect flooring and soft neutral décor. The full-width mirrored wardrobe adds a real sense of scale to the room, while also providing excellent built-in storage that helps maintain a clean, uncluttered look. To one corner, a door leads into a private en-suite shower room, giving the space a self-contained, suite-like feel. Whether you're getting ready for the day or unwinding in the evening, this bedroom delivers a sense of privacy and practicality that’s ideal for modern living.

A sleek corner shower enclosure with glass sliding doors is tiled in crisp white with a subtle mosaic border, adding a touch of detail and texture. The modern basin sits on a dark wood vanity unit, offering useful storage beneath, while a wall-mounted mirror and adjustable shaving mirror complete the setup. The space also includes a WC and benefits from a rear-facing window, which brings in natural light and helps with ventilation. Finished with wood-effect flooring and a heated towel rail, this en-suite is both practical and neatly presented.

The second bedroom is a bright and peaceful space freshly finished in crisp white with soft grey carpeting underfoot, it feels clean and contemporary. A dormer-style window brings in plenty of natural light while adding architectural interest to the room, and the sloped ceiling adds a cosy, tucked-away feel without compromising on headroom.

The third bedroom is a bright and neatly finished space, ideal as a child’s room, home office, or guest bedroom. Fresh white walls and light wood-effect flooring give the room a clean, contemporary feel, while the dormer-style window lets in plenty of daylight and offers a pleasant outlook over rooftops towards the Suffolk coastline.

Freshly decorated in crisp white with soft grey carpeting, the space feels clean, bright and low-maintenance. A wide window frames a pleasant street view while allowing in plenty of daylight, and a radiator beneath ensures year-round comfort. This room offers versatility and would serve well in a variety of roles depending on your household's needs.

The front of the property presents a clean and practical elevation, with a traditional red brick façade and pitched tiled roof that complements the neighbouring homes. Two dormer windows on the first floor add architectural interest and allow for natural light in the upper bedrooms, while the porch provides a sheltered and welcoming entrance. A neatly clipped hedge and small patch of lawn frame the approach, with a paved path leading up to the front door. A black side gate offers private access to the rear garden, and there is a vehicular access to the side that leads to the driveway and garage.