The Colford

Four bedrooms is the point where a household stops rationing space. Nobody shares by default, the spare room isn't permanently on loan, and work finally has somewhere to happen that isn't the end of the dining table. The Colford delivers that in a detached form, with no party walls to negotiate. Taylor Wimpey has arranged it so each room has a job without being locked into one. The fourth bedroom can be a home office through the week and a guest room at the weekend, while the others give older children or visiting relatives proper privacy rather than a corner and a curtain. Shared spaces stay shared; quiet spaces stay quiet. Perhaps a well-worn armchair claims its spot by a bedroom window, and the house starts to feel unmistakably yours.