Please ID this rose: very mature, potentially from the 60s, not new varieties

Hi everybody, Happy New Year.
I was hoping somebody would be able to identify this rose that came with the bungalow we bought three years ago.
It looks very mature to me, so potentially was planted when the house was built - mid 60s.
The scent is very pleasant and fruity, probably can be described as tea rose scent. Flowers beginning of summer but then again a few short bursts.









I was hoping somebody would be able to identify this rose that came with the bungalow we bought three years ago.
It looks very mature to me, so potentially was planted when the house was built - mid 60s.
The scent is very pleasant and fruity, probably can be described as tea rose scent. Flowers beginning of summer but then again a few short bursts.









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Educated guesses rather than 100% certs.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.