Guide price
£375,000
3 bed terraced house for saleGrove Road, Norwich NR1
3 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
EPC Rating: E
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About this property
Guide Price £375,000 – £400,000
Charming circa 1840 period residence, beautifully positioned within a highly desirable conservation area
Exceptional retained character, featuring original fireplaces, restored timber floorboards and an array of period architectural details
Three well-proportioned first-floor bedrooms, including two generous doubles and a versatile third bedroom ideal for home working
Impressive open-plan reception space, thoughtfully reconfigured to create a sociable lounge and dining area
Contemporary fitted kitchen, complete with useful pantry storage and direct access to the private rear courtyard
Versatile loft room with scope for further enhancement, subject to the appropriate consents
Enclosed low-maintenance courtyard garden with gated rear access, complemented by permit parking, cellar storage, gas central heating and a stylish ground-floor shower room with en-suite WC
Dating from around 1840 and set within a conservation area on the edge of the city centre, this characterful terrace has been thoughtfully reworked by its current owners. The original fireplaces and restored timber floors sit alongside a new kitchen, shower room and en-suite WC, with the electrics updated and five new radiators fitted. The ground floor is now open and sociable, there are three bedrooms on the first floor, and a loft room offers scope for conversion (subject to the necessary consents). A low-maintenance courtyard garden, a useful cellar and a few minutes' walk to the city's shops, cafés and station complete the picture.
Location
The property is situated on Grove Road, within the established residential area of Town Close, to the south-east of Norwich city centre. The location is particularly convenient for access to the city, while retaining a predominantly residential character with a variety of local amenities close by.
The area is well served for everyday shopping, with a number of convenience stores and supermarkets within easy reach, including Tesco Express, Sainsbury’s and Groves supermarket. Norwich city centre is also readily accessible, providing an extensive range of independent shops, department stores, cafés, restaurants, bars and cultural attractions.
There is a good choice of schools and educational facilities nearby. These include Bignold Primary School and Nursery, The Free School Norwich, Lakenham Primary School and Nursery, Notre Dame High School, Hewett Academy and the independent Town Close School.
For leisure and recreation, the property is conveniently placed for Chapelfield Gardens, Riverside and the River Wensum, while the wider city provides numerous sporting, cultural and entertainment facilities. Carrow Road, home of Norwich City Football Club, is also within the wider NR1 area.
Transport links are a particular benefit, with Norwich railway station approximately 0.8 miles away, providing regular services to London Liverpool Street and other destinations. Local bus services operate from nearby Victoria Street, Grove Road and surrounding roads, while the A11, A47 and wider Norwich road network provide access to the surrounding Norfolk area.
Entrance Hall
A pathway through a freshly landscaped front garden leads to the front door and into a welcoming hallway with wooden floorboards, doorways to the downstairs living space and a staircase to the first floor.
Reception Room
The reconfigured ground floor opens the lounge and dining room into one generous, light-filled space, with room to relax at one end and entertain at the other. Original fireplaces preserve the period character, and the restored floorboards give the room warmth underfoot.
Kitchen
The recently refitted kitchen combines wooden worktops with a built-in oven and hob. A pantry cupboard provides storage that's hard to find in a period home, and the door opens directly onto the rear courtyard for easy outdoor dining.
Shower Room
Entirely renewed, this contemporary ground floor shower room is clean-lined and practical. Comprising of walk-in shower, low level WC and hand basin with mixer tap.
Cellar
Whitewashed brick walls, a decorative embossed ceiling and a small window onto a lightwell make this a surprisingly bright and useful storage or workshop space. Treated for damp by the current owners.
Principal Bedroom
Framed by tall timber windows, this peaceful double is filled with daylight, while the dark timber boards underfoot give it a rich, grounded warmth. Period mouldings and cornicing frame the room, and an alcove beside the chimney breast adds a touch of character.
En-Suite
Fresh, bright and thoughtfully finished, with a traditional-style basin and period-inspired taps that sit comfortably alongside the character of the house. A frosted window lets in natural light while keeping things private.
Bedroom 2
A generous second double with plenty of presence. A period cast-iron fireplace with a white painted surround and a red-tiled hearth is the heart of the room, and a tall, multi-paned window keeps it bright and airy. It's a flexible space that works as a guest bedroom, family room or reading room, whichever suits you.
Bedroom 3
An inviting space to settle into: A peaceful nursery, a thoughtful home office or a tucked-away reading room, with the dark timber boards underfoot adding warmth and character whatever you choose.
Loft Space
Tucked under the eaves, this characterful room has sloping ceilings, a timber-framed window and an open balustrade at the top of the stairs. It offers wonderful flexibility as a hobby room, study or occasional guest space, with scope for formal conversion (subject to the necessary permissions).
Garden
The property benefits from an enclosed rear garden, providing a private and practical outdoor space for relaxing and entertaining. Featuring a combination of lawn, patio and planting borders, the garden offers plenty of potential for outdoor seating and family activities. To the front, a driveway provides convenient off-road parking, adding to the overall practicality and appeal of this well-proportioned home.
Disclaimer
Websters is a member of Propertymark and The Property Ombudsman Service. Neither Websters nor its representatives provide any warranty or representation regarding the property on behalf of ourselves or the seller. These particulars are for guidance only and do not form part of any offer or contract.
Leasehold details, including service charges and ground rent, should be confirmed by your legal adviser. Measurements, plans, photographs and descriptions are approximate and for illustration only. It should not be assumed the property has all required planning permissions, building regulation approvals or other consents. Services, fixtures and fittings have not been tested and buyers should verify these independently.
Anti-money laundering checks are required for all buyers and sellers and are carried out by our partner Coadjute via a secure link once an offer is accepted (subject to contract). A non-refundable fee of £45 + VAT per person applies.
Location
The property is situated on Grove Road, within the established residential area of Town Close, to the south-east of Norwich city centre. The location is particularly convenient for access to the city, while retaining a predominantly residential character with a variety of local amenities close by.
The area is well served for everyday shopping, with a number of convenience stores and supermarkets within easy reach, including Tesco Express, Sainsbury’s and Groves supermarket. Norwich city centre is also readily accessible, providing an extensive range of independent shops, department stores, cafés, restaurants, bars and cultural attractions.
There is a good choice of schools and educational facilities nearby. These include Bignold Primary School and Nursery, The Free School Norwich, Lakenham Primary School and Nursery, Notre Dame High School, Hewett Academy and the independent Town Close School.
For leisure and recreation, the property is conveniently placed for Chapelfield Gardens, Riverside and the River Wensum, while the wider city provides numerous sporting, cultural and entertainment facilities. Carrow Road, home of Norwich City Football Club, is also within the wider NR1 area.
Transport links are a particular benefit, with Norwich railway station approximately 0.8 miles away, providing regular services to London Liverpool Street and other destinations. Local bus services operate from nearby Victoria Street, Grove Road and surrounding roads, while the A11, A47 and wider Norwich road network provide access to the surrounding Norfolk area.
Entrance Hall
A pathway through a freshly landscaped front garden leads to the front door and into a welcoming hallway with wooden floorboards, doorways to the downstairs living space and a staircase to the first floor.
Reception Room
The reconfigured ground floor opens the lounge and dining room into one generous, light-filled space, with room to relax at one end and entertain at the other. Original fireplaces preserve the period character, and the restored floorboards give the room warmth underfoot.
Kitchen
The recently refitted kitchen combines wooden worktops with a built-in oven and hob. A pantry cupboard provides storage that's hard to find in a period home, and the door opens directly onto the rear courtyard for easy outdoor dining.
Shower Room
Entirely renewed, this contemporary ground floor shower room is clean-lined and practical. Comprising of walk-in shower, low level WC and hand basin with mixer tap.
Cellar
Whitewashed brick walls, a decorative embossed ceiling and a small window onto a lightwell make this a surprisingly bright and useful storage or workshop space. Treated for damp by the current owners.
Principal Bedroom
Framed by tall timber windows, this peaceful double is filled with daylight, while the dark timber boards underfoot give it a rich, grounded warmth. Period mouldings and cornicing frame the room, and an alcove beside the chimney breast adds a touch of character.
En-Suite
Fresh, bright and thoughtfully finished, with a traditional-style basin and period-inspired taps that sit comfortably alongside the character of the house. A frosted window lets in natural light while keeping things private.
Bedroom 2
A generous second double with plenty of presence. A period cast-iron fireplace with a white painted surround and a red-tiled hearth is the heart of the room, and a tall, multi-paned window keeps it bright and airy. It's a flexible space that works as a guest bedroom, family room or reading room, whichever suits you.
Bedroom 3
An inviting space to settle into: A peaceful nursery, a thoughtful home office or a tucked-away reading room, with the dark timber boards underfoot adding warmth and character whatever you choose.
Loft Space
Tucked under the eaves, this characterful room has sloping ceilings, a timber-framed window and an open balustrade at the top of the stairs. It offers wonderful flexibility as a hobby room, study or occasional guest space, with scope for formal conversion (subject to the necessary permissions).
Garden
The property benefits from an enclosed rear garden, providing a private and practical outdoor space for relaxing and entertaining. Featuring a combination of lawn, patio and planting borders, the garden offers plenty of potential for outdoor seating and family activities. To the front, a driveway provides convenient off-road parking, adding to the overall practicality and appeal of this well-proportioned home.
Disclaimer
Websters is a member of Propertymark and The Property Ombudsman Service. Neither Websters nor its representatives provide any warranty or representation regarding the property on behalf of ourselves or the seller. These particulars are for guidance only and do not form part of any offer or contract.
Leasehold details, including service charges and ground rent, should be confirmed by your legal adviser. Measurements, plans, photographs and descriptions are approximate and for illustration only. It should not be assumed the property has all required planning permissions, building regulation approvals or other consents. Services, fixtures and fittings have not been tested and buyers should verify these independently.
Anti-money laundering checks are required for all buyers and sellers and are carried out by our partner Coadjute via a secure link once an offer is accepted (subject to contract). A non-refundable fee of £45 + VAT per person applies.
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