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£700,000

(£286/sq. ft)

5 bed terraced house for sale
Earlham Road, Norwich NR2

    • 5 beds

    • 2 baths

    • 4 receptions

    • 2,448 sq. ft

  • EPC Rating: D

  • Freehold

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About this property

  • Extended mid-terrace residence positioned in a prime location within the vibrant city of Norwich, moments away from the city centre

  • Exceptional family home showcasing 2,448 sqft of spacious and flexible accommodation across three floors, ready to adapt to your own preferences and style

  • Self-contained annexe located on the second floor, offering a kitchen, living room/bedroom, a double bedroom and a shower room, with eaves storage

  • Two large reception rooms featuring high ceilings, decorative fireplaces, original wooden flooring and a front-facing bay-window

  • Light-filled garden room that extends the reception space, with the potential to be a utility/boot room for laundry and storage usage

  • Country-style kitchen fitted with cabinetry, a freestanding oven and under-counter areas for appliances, flowing into the extension

  • Extended living/dining room with large bi-fold doors, two skylights and a multi-fuel wood burner, perfect for family living and hosting occasional gatherings

  • Three first-floor bedrooms offering comfort and privacy, one with a Juliet balcony, along with a family bathroom

  • Beautifully established garden featuring paved areas for seating arrangements, planted beds, a fish pond and mature trees

In the heart of Norwich, this substantial 4/5-bedroom extended mid-terrace period residence effortlessly combines timeless character with contemporary family living. Positioned just moments from the city centre and extending to approximately 2,448 sq ft, the home offers three floors of versatile, light-filled accommodation, showcasing an exceptional wealth of original features, including six working decorative fireplaces. From the elegant front reception with its bay window and period detailing to the impressive extended living and dining space, complete with bi-fold doors, skylights, and a wood-burning stove, the layout is both practical and refined. A cosy garden room with gas-fired underfloor heating beneath tumbled travertine flooring further enhances everyday living. Three generous first-floor bedrooms, a family bathroom, and a flexible second-floor annexe, originally arranged as two bedrooms, provide adaptable space for families, guests, or home working. Outside, the beautifully landscaped garden offers a private retreat, while on-road permit parking and Norwich’s cultural, dining, and shopping highlights lie right on the doorstep, delivering a refined city lifestyle without compromise.

Explore the city of Norwich

Earlham Road is one of Norwich’s most well-regarded residential thoroughfares. Situated just under two miles west of the city centre, it provides excellent access to Norwich’s historic heart, with its cobbled lanes, boutique shopping, and cultural attractions, while maintaining a quieter, leafy feel for residents.

The area benefits from a wide array of local amenities. A short stroll along the road brings you to a selection of independent shops, cafés, and eateries, complemented by well-known high-street retailers within easy reach. The nearby Golden Triangle and Unthank Road offer additional options for boutique shopping and weekend browsing.

Families are well catered for, with highly regarded schools nearby including Earlham Primary School, Norwich School, and the independent Norwich High School for Girls. The University of East Anglia (uea) sits just a mile west along Earlham Road, making the area particularly popular with students, academics, and professionals seeking proximity to campus life.

Transport links are strong, with regular bus services running along Earlham Road connecting directly to the city centre and surrounding suburbs. Norwich railway station is easily accessible, providing direct routes to London and other major cities. Norwich Airport is approximately four miles away, facilitating convenient national and European travel.

The lifestyle along Earlham Road is defined by its accessibility, community focus, and quiet sophistication. Residents enjoy a combination of city convenience, educational opportunities, and well-connected transport, all within a neighbourhood that retains a strong sense of character and local identity.

Earlham Road

Positioned in a prime Norwich location, just moments from the vibrant city centre, this substantial 4/5-bedroom extended mid-terrace period residence offers a rare combination of character, scale, and lifestyle versatility. Arranged over three floors and extending to approximately 2,448 sqft, the home presents an exceptional opportunity for families seeking a generous, light-filled environment in a city setting.

A charming storm porch, complete with a traditional stained-glass front door, leads into an inviting entrance hall, where stylish patterned tiles immediately set the tone. Throughout the home, an abundance of original period features have been carefully retained, including six working decorative fireplaces, high ceilings, and classic wooden flooring, all contributing to the property’s warmth and authenticity.

The ground floor offers a highly practical and elegant layout. A convenient WC sits off the hallway, while two generous reception rooms provide refined spaces for both relaxation and entertaining. The front reception room is enhanced by a bay window that floods the space with natural light, while the second reception room offers a more intimate setting, both showcasing original fireplaces and period detailing.

The home seamlessly blends traditional character with contemporary living. A bright garden room extends the accommodation and also serves as an ideal utility or boot room. This impressive space benefits from gas-fired underfloor heating beneath yellow tumbled travertine flooring, making it exceptionally comfortable and usable year-round. The country-style kitchen is thoughtfully fitted with cabinetry, a freestanding oven, and under-counter appliance spaces, flowing naturally into the extended living and dining area. This striking space is filled with light from two skylights and large bi-fold doors opening onto the garden, while a multi-fuel wood burner provides a cosy focal point for family life and entertaining.

The first floor offers three well-proportioned bedrooms, including one with a Juliet balcony that captures city views and abundant sunlight, alongside a family bathroom. The second floor provides highly flexible accommodation, currently arranged as a self-contained annexe with kitchen, living area/bedroom, double bedroom, shower room, and eaves storage. This space was originally configured as two bedrooms, allowing the house to function as a five-bedroom home if required, making it ideal for guests, teenagers, multi-generational living, or home working.

Externally, the property is equally impressive. The beautifully established rear garden offers paved seating areas, mature planted beds, a tranquil fish pond, and towering trees that create a private and serene retreat. The front garden has been carefully maintained, enhancing the home’s kerb appeal, while on-road permit parking provides convenience in this sought-after location.

This is a home of rare scale and character, offering elegant proportions, versatile accommodation, and an effortless connection to Norwich’s culture, dining, and shopping. A truly special opportunity to enjoy city living without compromise on space, period charm, or lifestyle.

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Freehold

EPC Rating: D

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