A second fire broke out at a home in Norwich less than a month after an earlier blaze left a 70-year-old and his daughter escaping the property.
Norfolk Fire and Rescue were called to Osborne Road, a cul-de-sac off Bluebell Road in Eaton, after receiving reports of a fire just after 9.40pm on Saturday, March 26.
Four appliances from Carrow, Earlham and the aerial ladder platform from Earlham were sent to tackle the blaze.
Crews wore breathing apparatus, main jets and hose reel jets to extinguish the fire
The incident stop message was received at 11.41pm.
The cause of the fire and if anyone had to be evacuated is currently unknown.
Fire crews were called to the same house in the early hours of Sunday, February 27 after it caught on fire.
A man in his 70s, his daughter and their dog were able to get from the building safely and are unharmed. Those living directly next door were also evacuated safely.
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