A six-bedroom home in the Golden Triangle topped the list of the most expensive homes sold in the city this summer.

A property in Unthank Road sold for more than £1.4m and was the most expensive house sold in Norwich in August according to the latest figures from the Land Registry.

The house was built in 1894 for a prominent Norfolk joinery and includes a number of Victorian features such as an octagonal turret and stained glass windows.

Norwich Evening News: The interior design at 211 Unthank Road blends modern and period featuresThe interior design at 211 Unthank Road blends modern and period features (Image: Strutt and Parker)

The property, which is also known as Steeple Court, has six bedrooms, five bathrooms and a large conservatory.

It also has a tree house cabin in the garden.

Norwich Evening News: The conservatory allows plenty of light into the homeThe conservatory allows plenty of light into the home (Image: Strutt and Parker)

Norwich Evening News: The property in Unthank Road even has a tree house in the garden.The property in Unthank Road even has a tree house in the garden. (Image: Strutt and Parker)

The second most expensive property sold was just a short walk away in Church Avenue off Mile End Road.

The home, which has four bedrooms and spacious living areas, sold for £1.2m.

Norwich Evening News: This property is situated one mile from the city centre and a short walk from Eaton ParkThis property is situated one mile from the city centre and a short walk from Eaton Park (Image: Strutt and Parker)

Its finely landscaped gardens offer plenty of space for children to play and there is also a double garage attached to the property.

Despite its prime location the home sold for £50,000 less than the asking price.

Norwich Evening News: The property on Church Avenue has a finely landscaped garden.The property on Church Avenue has a finely landscaped garden. (Image: Strutt and Parker)

The third most expensive property lies just on the outskirts of Norwich in the village of Postwick and sold for £850,000.

The least expensive property sold in the month of August in the city was a flat in Geoffrey Watling Way near the Carrow Road stadium. It sold for £110,000.

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The most expensive homes sold in Norwich in August 2021

1. Unthank Road, Norwich - £1,435,000

2. Church Avenue, Norwich - £1,200,000

3. Cullings Hill, Postwick - £760,000

4. The Ridings, Poringland - £590,000

5. Kingston Square, Norwich - £540,000

6. The Willows, Church Road, Norwich - £475,000

7. St Edmunds Wharf, Norwich - £450,000

8. Pigg Lane, Norwich - £425,000

9. Magdalen Street, Norwich - £340,000

10. Clovelly Drive, Norwich - £325,000