This weekend sees the opening of our new Horton bungalow show home at Ambridge Fields, Inkberrow, giving visitors the chance to explore one of the single storey homes that continue to form an important part of our developments.
At Kendrick Homes, we remain committed to building bungalows alongside our wider mix of new homes. They are consistently sought after, particularly by buyers looking to downsize, but their appeal goes much further than that.
For anyone who simply doesn’t need three, four or five bedrooms, a well designed bungalow can offer exactly the right balance: fewer bedrooms, generous living space and the convenience of having everything on one level.
Designed around the space you actually use – The two-bedroom Horton is a great example of that approach.
Rather than using its footprint to accommodate additional bedrooms, the layout gives plenty of space to the rooms that are used every day. A generous kitchen and dining area sits at the heart of the home, complemented by a separate living room, giving owners distinct spaces for cooking, entertaining and relaxing.
There’s also a separate utility room and integral garage, adding the practical space that can sometimes be lost when moving to a smaller property.
The two bedrooms are positioned away from the main living areas, with the principal bedroom benefiting from its own ensuite, alongside a separate bathroom serving the second bedroom and guests.
It means the Horton works particularly well for downsizers who want a more manageable home without feeling they are compromising on living space. It’s equally suited to couples or individuals who only need two bedrooms but still want a generous kitchen, separate living room, garage and space for friends and family to visit.
Continuing our commitment to bungalow living
Bungalows feature across a number of Kendrick Homes developments, and that is very much intentional. Creating successful developments means providing a genuine mix of homes for people at different stages of life, rather than simply concentrating on traditional family housing.
They can also help people remain within the communities they already know and love. For someone moving from a larger property, the opportunity to downsize locally into a modern, energy-efficient bungalow can mean staying close to friends, family and familiar surroundings while choosing a home better suited to the way they want to live now and in the future.
See the Horton for yourself this weekend
Our new Horton at Plot 25 has been fully furnished to bring the layout to life, allowing visitors to see the proportions of the rooms, experience how the spaces connect and get a much better sense of what everyday life in the home could look like.
The new bungalow show home opens this weekend at Ambridge Fields, Inkberrow, with our sales team available Thursday to Monday, 10am–4pm.
Whether you’re actively looking to downsize or have simply decided that two bedrooms and more space where you actually use it makes sense, the Horton is well worth a visit.
