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Dating back to the early 1900s, this charming three-bedroom Edwardian mid-terrace house is full of character and period features. The lounge boasts a striking cast iron fireplace and generous proportions, creating a welcoming space for relaxing or entertaining. Adjacent, the characterful dining room features a second fireplace, built-in shelving, and a storage cupboard, offering versatility for family meals, work, or hobbies. The kitchen is well-planned and functional, with practical flooring, a tiled splashback, and direct access to the rear garden. A family bathroom on the ground floor is modern and convenient, with a bath, shower, and storage cupboard. Upstairs, three bedrooms provide a mix of generous doubles and a versatile smaller room, ideal for a child’s bedroom, office, or dressing area. The rear garden is thoughtfully designed with an enclosed area, vegetable patches, a storage shed, and a bike shed, plus space for seating and outdoor enjoyment. Off-road parking to the front completes this home, making it a rare opportunity to secure a period property with charm, practicality, and hidden city appeal.
Location
Sprowston Road is situated in the well-established NR3 district, just to the north-east of Norwich city centre, offering a convenient yet residential setting. This area is known for its mix of character homes, including attractive Victorian and Edwardian terraces, giving the streets a charming, traditional feel. Residents benefit from a strong sense of community, with friendly neighbours and local events that help maintain the area’s welcoming atmosphere.
Everyday amenities are within easy reach, with independent shops, cafés, and restaurants along nearby Magdalen Street, providing a lively hub for socialising and essentials. Anglia Square and larger retail outlets offer supermarkets, banks, and additional services, making daily life convenient. For leisure and relaxation, local green spaces such as Wensum Park, Waterloo Park, and nearby Riverside walks along the River Wensum are perfect for jogging, cycling, or family outings.
The area also benefits from excellent transport links. Regular bus routes connect NR3 to Norwich city centre and surrounding districts, while the nearby train station offers connections further afield. Drivers enjoy easy access to the Norwich ring road and main arterial routes, including the A140 and A47. Families are well catered for with a range of local primary and secondary schools, plus GP surgeries and dental practices. The combination of historic charm, local amenities, green spaces, and strong transport connections makes this a highly sought-after part of Norwich.
Sprowston Road, Norwich
Step into the bright and airy lounge, where a charming cast iron fireplace serves as a beautiful focal point. This welcoming space is perfect for relaxing, with plenty of natural light and ample room for comfortable seating and cosy evenings in.
Continue through to the spacious and characterful dining room, featuring a striking fireplace, wall-mounted shelving for books or display items, and a practical built-in storage cupboard. With plenty of space for a large dining table, it’s ideal for family meals, entertaining guests, or working from home in a setting full of charm and period detail.
Toward the rear, the fitted kitchen features practical flooring, a tiled splashback, and offers direct access to the rear garden. It’s a well-planned and functional space.
The family bathroom is also located on this floor and includes a bath with shower over, tiled surround, and a useful storage cupboard.
Upstairs, there are three bedrooms. Two are generous doubles, one benefitting from built-in storage, while the third is a smaller, versatile room, perfect as a child’s bedroom, home office, or dressing room.
Outside, the property enjoys a bisected rear garden with an enclosed and private area that includes light vegetable patches, a useful storage shed, and a recently installed bike shed with space for two to three bikes. There's also room for seating or a small table, making it an enjoyable spot during the warmer months.
To the front, off-road parking is provided by a private driveway, completing this well-rounded home.
Agents notes
We understand that the property will be sold freehold, connected to all mains services.
Heating system- Gas Central Heating
Council Tax Band- A
