A five-bedroom terraced home in a former brewery with views of the River Wensum has hit the market.
3 Anchor Quay, Norwich is for sale with Minors & Brady at a guide price of £650,000-£700,000.
Selling agents Minors & Brady said: “Boasting panoramic views of the River Wensum, this property offers a unique opportunity to enjoy city living at its finest.
“Once a Grade II listed Victorian brewery, this meticulously converted modern dwelling seamlessly blends historic charm with contemporary living.”
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The accommodation is arranged across six floors. Throughout the property, there are high ceilings and exposed beams, as well as ample storage options.
Stepping inside, the entrance leads directly to a kitchen/diner. The modern kitchen is well-equipped with storage units and wooden worktops, and the open plan layout offers plenty of room for dining and entertaining.
There is also access to the utility room and storage room on the ground floor.
On the first floor, stairs lead to a bright and airy sitting room with original arched windows, as well as a cloakroom.
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On the second floor, the generously-sized principal bedroom has built-in cupboards and access to a private en suite.
The third floor features two further bedrooms, both of a good size, and a shower room.
On the fourth floor, there is another bedroom and a study.
A mezzanine level provides a versatile space, which is perfect for a home office or a fifth bedroom.
Outside, there is a private courtyard as well as access to communal areas.
The property is available freehold and comes with an allocated parking space.
Anchor Quay is located a two-minute walk from the vibrant St Benedict's Street with its array of restaurants, cafes and the bustling Norwich Market.
For more information, contact Minors & Brady.
PROPERTY FACTS
3 Anchor Quay, Norwich
Guide price: £650,000-£700,000
Minors & Brady, 01603 365085
minorsandbrady.co.uk
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