See inside this Norwich period flat on the market for £200k

A two-bedroom flat in the city centre, with exposed beams and plenty of history, is on the market for £200,000.

The Grade II listed home was built in the 17th century and has many period features.

The Weavers' window in the living room, one of the flats period features (Image: Watsons)

The front door of the flat was the original entrance to Bridewell Prison, now a museum (Image: Watsons)

The front door was the original entrance to the Bridewell Prison and there is studwork on the exposed wooden beams, as well as timber mullioned windows.

The first floor, which has quarry tiled flooring, is comprised of two bedrooms, a bathroom and a study.

The larger bedroom (Image: Watsons)

The second room, currently used as a spare room (Image: Watsons)

The second floor has a living space connected to the kitchen with two of the timber mullioned windows stretching the length of the room.

The flat is located in St Andrews Hill, just off London Street, and shares a small courtyard with a few neighbouring properties.

The living space on the second floor, with exposed beams and timber mullioned windows (Image: Watsons)

The kitchen leads on from the living room (Image: Watsons)

PROPERTY FACTS

St Andrews Hill, Norwich

Guide Price: £200,000

Watsons, 01603 619916, www.watsons-property.co.uk