A detached period Edwardian house, formerly run as a bed and breakfast, in a sought-after position in Thorpe St Andrew is on the market.
The entrance to the Thorpe St Andrew property (Image: Morton Reeves)
The property, in Hillside Road, has five bedrooms - four on the first floor all with en-suite.
The fireplace with timber surround and mantle over (Image: Morton Reeves)
There are also two reception rooms, a large kitchen, utility room, workshop and a self-contained one-bedroom annexe.
The living room of the property (Image: Morton Reeves)
READ MORE: Norwich townhouse near Riverside on sale in King Street
The sitting room includes a fireplace with timber surround and mantle over with wood board flooring.
The dining room area of the property (Image: Morton Reeves)
The kitchen comprises composite work surfaces with matching splashbacks, a range of light blue units, integrated dishwasher, fridge freezer, range cooker with gas hob and two electric ovens.
The kitchen area of the property (Image: Morton Reeves)
Outside the garden wraps around the property to the front and side with flower shrub beds.
One of the six bedrooms and one of the four with an on-suite (Image: Morton Reeves)
There is also a large canopy area/veranda with access to the annexe to the rear of the property and raised paved patio area.
The garden area of the property (Image: Morton Reeves)
READ MORE: Flat for sale in converted hall in St Matthews Road, Norwich
It also has wrought iron gates and paved steps to the front door.
The parking/driveway area of the property (Image: Morton Reeves)
And there is a large shingled driveway and parking area for up to three cars.
The property is located at Hillside Road, in Thorpe St Andrew (Image: Morton Reeves)
For more information, contact mortonreeves.co.uk.
The entrance to the property (Image: Morton Reeves)
The property is in a sought after location in Thorpe St Andrew (Image: Morton Reeves)
Comments: Our rules
We want our comments to be a lively and valuable part of our community - a place where readers can debate and engage with the most important local issues. The ability to comment on our stories is a privilege, not a right, however, and that privilege may be withdrawn if it is abused or misused.
Please report any comments that break our rules.
Read the rules here