Three-bedroom Victorian terrace in sought after cul-de-sac

This beautiful three-bedroom home is situated on a highly sought-after, peaceful cul-de-sac adjacent to the old section of Earlham Cemetery , a County Wildlife Site.

Key features:

• Mid-terraced home with period features
• Two reception rooms with stripped floorboards and open feature fireplaces
• Three bedrooms – two double and one single
• Reception rooms, hallway, and bedrooms painted brilliant white to provide a blank canvas for the new owners
• Modern bathroom
• Stripped original wood staircase
• No artex on the ceilings or woodchip wallpaper
• Gas-fired central heating
• Wooden window frames
• Pull out larder in kitchen
• Plumbing for dishwasher and washing machine
• Peaceful nature garden with lawn, large patio, heritage apple trees, hedging, and a pond
• Walking distance to the City centre
• In the catchment area for excellent schools
• Easy access to green spaces: Earhlam Cemetery, Heigham Park, Plantation Garden.
• A two-minute walk to the UEA, Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, and Research Park bus stop
• No onward chain
• No parking permits required
• EPC rating D

St Thomas Road is a peaceful cul-de-sac of just 20 houses located between Edinburgh Road and Earlham Cemetery.

People who move to St Thomas Road tend to stay due to its community feel. It’s the type of road where you feel safe and welcomed. If you are not home, the neighbours will take your parcels in, and everyone looks out for each other. As a result, houses do not come up for sale very often. It was 2010 when the last terrace on this side of the road was on the market.

The gardens are bisected but longer than most terrace houses in the area.

The property for sale has a nature garden. The owner has not used pesticides. It has a lawn, flower beds, heritage apple trees, hedges, a large patio and a small pond where frogs and newts reside. The garden is a popular haunt for hedgehogs.

The property is not overlooked from the rear, providing views of the large cemetery trees and open sky from both the garden and back bedrooms.

It is an ideal location for home working.

St Thomas Road is a two-minute walk to the bus stop for the hospital, university, and research park in one direction, and the city centre and train station in the other. The city centre is a ten-minute walk.

The Earlham Road Shopping Centre is a five-minute walk and provides a mix of shops including a Coop supermarket, The Greengrocers shop and cafe that sells local and organic produce, Dyrrah coffee shop, a craft shop, two charity shops, a European supermarket, a barbers, an Indian takeaway, a Chinese restaurant, and a Post Office that opens on a Saturday.

There are great pubs and bars nearby including the award winning The Fat Cat pub, the Alexandra Tavern, and the Blackhorse.

The Stafford Road Chip Shop, considered to be one of the best chip shops in Norwich, is a five-minute walk.

All food delivery services deliver to St Thomas Road.

St Thomas Road does not require a parking permit.