See inside historic house in Norwich with swimming pool

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An Edwardian-era house that was originally built for the Colman family is still up for sale after hitting the market a year ago.

Lindley House, located on Lindley Street in Norwich, has period features including original stained-glass windows, as well as a modern heated swimming pool. 

The house was developed for the Colman family by architect George Skipper, who designed the Royal Arcade, in 1904. 

It features stained glass windows (Image: Sowerbys)

It first went on the market last May for £725,000, and it is now being marketed by Sowerbys for £750,000. 

The house opens up into a hallway with a large staircase before continuing into the drawing room, complete with an arched window seat. 

There are four reception rooms (Image: Sowerbys)

There is an open-plan kitchen and dining area which has been updated more recently than the rest of the house. 

Also downstairs is a sitting room with a fireplace and a dining room that leads out to the back garden, complete with an outdoor swimming pool. 

The house has an outdoor heated pool (Image: Sowerbys)

All four bedrooms are upstairs, including the principal bedroom, which has a private balcony. 

The house is surrounded by gardens and offers off-road parking. 

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