The Alfreton

Four bedrooms in a detached house tends to signal a household with a lot going on — and that's precisely the point. The Alfreton accommodates the full, complicated texture of a busy home: the adult who needs a proper door to close on a working day, the teenager who requires their own territory, the room kept for guests who actually turn up. None of this has to be negotiated. Detached living adds something less tangible, too — a degree of separation from the world outside that makes the inside feel properly settled. There's space for hobbies that take up a table, for a dinner party that runs late, for the household to expand and contract as it needs to. A rug brought back from somewhere, art going up over the sofa — the Alfreton has room for accumulation of the right kind.