Christchurch Road, Norwich

24 Christchurch Road is an extremely attractive semi-detached six-bedroom bay fronted Victorian house on one of Norwich’s best roads. Built in 1890 of gault brick elevations under slate roof, the house enjoys excellent family accommodation across four storeys and a 120 ft walled rear garden. Inside, the entrance hall with wood flooring leads to a wonderful double reception room with sitting room to the front with bay windows and open fireplace and music room to the rear both enjoying high ceilings, cornicing, ceiling roses and French doors to the front and to the courtyard. The breakfast room also enjoys French doors to the courtyard and leads through to a large kitchen extension with freestanding solid wood kitchen units and a stunning glazed aspect over the rear walled garden and French doors leading out to it. To the front on the first floor is a magnificent principal bedroom also with bay window and originally the drawing room. There are a further three double bedrooms and two bathrooms on the first and second floors, as well as a studio/smaller bedroom. A loft conversion provides an additional bedroom with far reaching views and bathroom on the third floor.

Outside, the property is approached via brick pillared wrought iron gates onto a gravel parking area for several vehicles with mature hedge borders, a delightful beech tree and wisteria climbing across the bay window on the front elevation. The rear walled garden extends to 120 feet that is mostly laid to lawn with flower beds to one side. At the top of the garden is a gravel area with sheds and a former garage outbuilding now used as a gym. The rear wall used to provide access to a rear access lane which the property has a full right of way over and which can be reestablished. A terrace directly outside the kitchen dining room provides an outside area for dining and leads round to the side courtyard garden with a gate to the front of the property.

Christchurch Road is an extremely popular leafy residential road in Norwich’s Golden Triangle. Within close proximity is Norwich High School for Girls and a little further is Town Close Prep School, both highly regarded independent schools. Also nearby is a good array of amenities on Unthank Road including public houses, bars, restaurants, cafes, shops, pharmacy, newsagent, and butcher. Norwich city centre is one mile away and offers a comprehensive range of commercial entertainment and cultural amenities. Norwich has a main railway station providing regular service to London and Cambridge. On the North side of the City is Norwich international Airport which caters for both domestic and international flight destinations.