A newly built five-bedroom house, Bridge House occupies a south-facing position on the edge of the village of Tibenham, with open views across the surrounding South Norfolk countryside.

The house has been finished to a high specification throughout. The ground floor is arranged around an open-plan kitchen and dining area, fitted with integrated Neff appliances, sintered stone worktops and Porcelanosa floor tiles, and opening onto the rear patio through sliding doors. A separate utility room, a study, and reception room with a curved media wall complete the ground floor. A floating staircase with glass balustrades rises from the entrance hall.

Upstairs, the principal bedroom has an en suite bathroom and a walk-in wardrobe. Four further bedrooms are served by three further bath and shower rooms, fitted with Porcelanosa tiling and wet-room showers. Bedrooms include bespoke handmade wardrobes, and a first-floor terrace makes the most of the views over the surrounding fields.

Heating is underfloor to the ground floor, supplied by an air source heat pump, with hot/cold air conditioning throughout and a 10kW solar array with battery storage. Windows are triple-glazed aluminium.

Outside

The house is finished externally in zinc and cedar cladding with silicone render. The rear garden is landscaped and turfed, with a large patio area. A gravel driveway leads to a double garage with an electric roller door.

Situation

Tibenham is a small South Norfolk village with a public house, church and village hall hosting a range of local clubs and societies. Long Stratton is 6.5 miles nearby with a broader range of everyday amenities, including shops, supermarkets, a medical centre, leisure centre, library, and primary and secondary schools. A direct 90 minute trainline to London Liverpool Street can be found 8 miles south in Diss. Norwich, with its cathedral, castle, mainline rail connection to London Liverpool Street, and international airport, lies approximately twenty miles north.

Directions

what3words: ///painter.triads.warthog From Norwich, take the A140 south towards Ipswich. Continue for approximately 11 miles by passing Long Stratton and at the Pulham roundabout take the third exit onto B1134 signposted Attleborough. Continue for 4 miles and the entrance to Bridge Farm can be found on the left hand side.