See inside this Norwich townhouse for sale for more than half a million

The three-bedroom townhouse on St Miles Alley, near the historic area of Colegate, was originally built by Hopkins Homes. The owner has since redesigned and reconfigured the property, creating luxury open-plan living spaces, and it is now for sale with Pymm & Co at a guide price of £525,000.

The current owner has reconfigured the inside to create an open-plan living space on the ground floor (Image: Pymm & Co)

Inside the modern kitchen, which features handmade hard wood cabinets (Image: Pymm & Co)

Its ground-floor accommodation is centred on an open-plan family space, which includes a good-sized living area fitted with underfloor heating.

The kitchen is handmade from hard wood and boasts a good-sized central island as well as built-in white goods and an electric double oven.

The master bedroom is located on the first floor and has a Juliet balcony overlooking the nearby church as well as a substantial en suite bathroom featuring a freestanding bath and separate walk-in shower.

The bathroom can be accessed from both the bedroom and dressing room, although it could also be converted into a fourth bedroom or even a study if required.

Inside the master bedroom which has an en suite bathroom and a dressing room (Image: Pymm & Co)

Outside the property has a low-maintenance courtyard garden (Image: Pymm & Co)

On the second floor there are two further double bedrooms, each with en suites.

Outside, there is a courtyard-style garden with seating area at the rear and a single off-road parking space, which is unusual for a property so close to the city centre.

Amenities, including shops and leisure facilities, are nearby, as well as good transport links, leafy river walks and a range of cafes and restaurants.

Contact Pymm & Co for further details.

PROPERTY FACTS
St Miles Alley, Norwich
Guide price: £525,000
Pymm & Co, 01603 305805, www.pymmand.co.uk

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