An attractive Edwardian home, complete with a self-contained annexe, has come up for sale in a sought-after suburb of Norwich for £1m.

Hill House was built in the 1900s and sits on the corner of Hill Road in Thorpe St Andrew, which selling agents Fine & Country say is the “perfect position”.

“It’s close to the river, to open countryside, to the shops, schools and to the city itself,” says a spokesperson for the firm, “making it the perfect position for making the most of everything the area has to offer.”

Norwich Evening News: The property has been beautifully restored and still boasts several period features, including stained glass in the front door and a grand staircase connecting the two floorsThe property has been beautifully restored and still boasts several period features, including stained glass in the front door and a grand staircase connecting the two floors (Image: Fine & Country)

Norwich Evening News: The rooms are well-proportioned, with high ceilings and impressive windowsThe rooms are well-proportioned, with high ceilings and impressive windows (Image: Fine & Country)

Despite being built over a century ago, the current owners are only the second set of residents to live at the property.

They originally purchased it at auction and since buying it have restored it, preserving many of its original features and creating a family-friendly home along the way.

The property still remains one of only a handful of homes built at the same time and in the same style. Its highlights include decorative gable ends and stained glass, as well as picture rails, wooden floors and a lovely fireplace in the main sitting room.

Norwich Evening News: The current owners have retained many of the property's period features, such as the lovely feature fireplace in the living room and several picture railsThe current owners have retained many of the property's period features, such as the lovely feature fireplace in the living room and several picture rails (Image: Fine & Country)

Norwich Evening News: The dining room is light and airy and large enough to seat 10The dining room is light and airy and large enough to seat 10 (Image: Fine & Country)

Accommodation is spacious, featuring two well-proportioned reception rooms on the ground floor – including a formal dining room, which seats ten - and a good-sized and well-fitted kitchen.

Off the kitchen there is a useful utility space and a rear hall which leads to a self-contained annexe.

This would be ideal for older relatives, or perhaps younger members of the family who would like a bit of independence, as it comprises a shower room, living space with a kitchenette and a good-sized bedroom.

Norwich Evening News: The kitchen is modern and offers lots of storage spaceThe kitchen is modern and offers lots of storage space (Image: Fine & Country)

Norwich Evening News: At the rear of the property there is a covered porch and a raised terrace which is ideal for al fresco diningAt the rear of the property there is a covered porch and a raised terrace which is ideal for al fresco dining (Image: Fine & Country)

Upstairs, there are four en suite bedrooms.

Hill House also provides plenty of parking – which is ideal for commuters, as it easily connects to the NDR and A47 and is on a good bus route, which connects to the city via Norwich railway station.

At the rear, a covered porch runs the entire length of the property and overlooks the lawn, with a raised terrace providing plenty of opportunity for al fresco dining.

There’s also a further area of garden to the front of the house.

For more information, contact Fine & Country.

PROPERTY FACTS
Hill Road, Thorpe St Andrew
Offers over £1,000,000
Fine & Country, 01603 361375
www.fineandcountry.com