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Situated within a quiet cul-de-sac in a well-established residential area of Norwich, this three-bedroom end-of-terrace house is offered with no onward chain and presents a clear opportunity for buyers seeking a property with scope to modernise and add value. The home offers balanced accommodation across two floors, driveway parking, an attached garage and the added benefit of solar panels, making it a practical purchase for those looking to invest in a well-located property with long-term potential.
Location
Brayfield Way is located within a popular residential area to the north of Norwich, offering convenient access to a wide range of local amenities and excellent transport links. The property is close to supermarkets, including Asda and Lidl, along with local shops, schools, and medical facilities, ensuring everyday essentials are easily catered for. Norwich International Airport is also nearby, while regular bus services provide straightforward routes into the city centre.
The vibrant heart of Norwich offers an extensive selection of retail, dining, and cultural attractions, including the historic market, shopping centres, and theatres. Road connections via the A140 and the Northern Distributor Road allow efficient travel around the city and towards the A47, making this a practical and well connected location for both work and leisure.
Brayfield Way
The ground floor is entered via an entrance hall which provides access to the principal living areas and staircase to the first floor. The main lounge and dining area spans the depth of the property, creating a generous and flexible reception space with room for both seating and formal dining arrangements. This open layout lends itself well to reconfiguration or cosmetic updating, depending on a purchaser’s plans. The kitchen is positioned separately and fitted with a range of units and work surfaces, offering functional space as it stands while also presenting clear potential for refurbishment.
Upstairs, the first floor comprises three bedrooms accessed from the central landing. The principal bedroom is well proportioned, with the remaining two bedrooms suitable for children, guests or use as a home office. A family bathroom completes the first floor accommodation. The layout offers a solid foundation for updating, allowing new owners to modernise to their own specification over time.
Externally, the property benefits from a driveway to the front providing off road parking for two to three vehicles, in addition to the attached garage. To the rear, the garden is in need of improvement but offers good potential to be landscaped and enhanced to create an enjoyable outdoor space.
Solar panels are installed and the current feed in tariff arrangement is transferable at the existing rate, with approximately 14 years remaining on the contract. Based on an average income of around £800 per annum, this could equate to approximately £11,200 over the remaining term (subject to sunshine and usage). Electricity generated can be used within the property at no additional cost, and a solar hot water panel is also installed, with water temperatures currently reaching approximately 34 degrees Celsius (subject to sunlight levels).
Agents Notes
We understand this property will be sold freehold, connected to all main services.
Council tax band - TBD
