Earlham Road, Norwich, NR2 3RW

Prolet are pleased to offer this substantial and characterful four-bedroom Victorian family house, boasting high ceilings, original fireplaces, and generous living space throughout.
Welcoming hallway entrance featuring newly laid flooring and soaring ceilings.
Two bright, generous living spaces, both retaining charming original period fireplaces with a spacious family kitchen and dining area equipped with a cooker, hob, fridge-freezer, and an additional gifted under-the-counter fridge.
Practical outhouse utility area housing a gifted washing machine, complemented by a ground floor WC and a separate shower room with washbasin.
First Floor offers four well-proportioned bedrooms comprising of three spacious double bedrooms each featuring original fireplaces and a versatile single bedroom, ideal as a child’s room or home office.
A newly fitted modern bathroom featuring a shower over the bath and washbasin, plus a convenient additional separate WC off an airy landing providing access to all rooms and benefiting from a substantial built-in storage unit.
The property offers a private rear low-maintenance garden laid to lawn with mature shrubs and bushes.
Traditional sash windows throughout, gas central heating, and on-road permit parking.

Council Tax band E

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Located along Earlham Road in the heart of Norwich’s sought-after Golden Triangle, NR2 3RW offers an ideal blend of leafy residential charm and everyday convenience. Residents are just steps from daily essentials at the Earlham House shopping parade home to a Co-op Foodstore, Post Office, and the organic café and deli, The Green Grocers as well as popular neighbourhood pubs like The Black Horse, The Warwick Arms, and William & Florence. The area is also well-suited for families and commuters, sitting within easy walking distance of Heigham Park, Plantation Gardens, and well-regarded local primary schools, while frequent bus services right outside provide direct links to Norwich city centre, the railway station, the University of East Anglia (UEA), and the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital.