Norwich area guides
For an easy way to find information about some key local areas in Norwich start by searching our Norwich area guide. Alphabetically ordered by area name you'll find all you want to know about Norwich - from local area highlights, the latest property to buy or rent, leading local Estate Agencies and lists of local area resources.
Located in East Anglia, Norwich is the county city of Norfolk and home to an nearly 130,000 [1] people. Rich in history and culture, Norwich is well known for its medieval-style streets and buildings, green landscape and array of modern day shops and restaurants. Norwich property is affordable compared to other districts in southern England; however, prices have steadily been rising. The cityâ~@~Ys economy is largely reliant on the services sector as well as the finance, education and retail industries. The unemployment rate is lower than the national verage at 2 per cent [2] .
On average Norwich experiences a climate typical of most English cities. Summer highs average at 20ðC and summer lows average at 12ðC. Winter highs average at 7ðC and winter lows average at 2ðC [3] .
Norwich is serviced by both a railway and bus network. Local travel via train is from Norwich Thorpe Railway Station. An extensive bus service provides travel within Norfolk and neighbouring districts. Most services run from Norwich Bus Station. Conveniently close by, Norwich International Airport is located 2.5 miles north of the city centre.
Norwich Property Market
Norwich is unique in the sense that some of its buildings date back to Anglo Saxon times. Most of these buildings are located on the outskirts of the city and are generally very expensive. More moderately priced property is located in the â~@~XGolden Triangleâ~@~Y in the south west of the city. The area is popular with young professionals and students.
Another area popular with this demographic is the east side of Norwich. There are riverside developments taking place and the pubs and clubs make it a favourite with the younger crowd. Property in this location is known to be quite expensive.
The north and west of the city is characterised by Victorian and Edwardian terraces that sell for much cheaper than the south and east of the city. It is a hotspot for first time home buyers.