An "incredibly stylish" three-bedroom semi-detached house close to the city centre has come up for sale for £350,000.
The Spixworth Road property is on the market with estate agents Minors & Brady and is described as "one of a kind with characterful features".
The property opens directly into the living room which is painted in a distinguished dark blue and has a fine wood fireplace surround, hardwood floors and two ceiling-height alcove bookcases.
At the back is a deceptively spacious open-plan dining, kitchen and sitting room that stretches to the garden and features modern light fittings and restyled fireplace.
The kitchen itself is well-fitted, with a contemporary range of wall and base units with worktops, as well as built-in appliances including an oven, hob, dishwasher and fridge freezer.
With three full-height window doors overlooking the garden, the sitting room enjoys plenty of natural light with enough space for several chairs, sofas and an entertainment unit.
Upstairs to the front is the main bedroom with a feature fireplace, built-in cupboards, and designer radiator, with the versatile study room easily used as a third bedroom.
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Toward the rear of the house is the second bedroom and bathroom which is fitted with a modern low-level WC and panelled bath.
A loft conversion with a Velux window on the second floor can be used as a bedroom or additional study space.
The property features an immaculately presented rear garden with a decking area for hosting and a shed toward the rear. The garden is fully enclosed by wood-panelled fencing with side gate access.
It is located just under three miles from the city centre.
For more information, contact Minors & Brady.
PROPERTY DETAILS
Spixworth Road, Norwich
Guide price: £350,000
Minors & Brady, 01603 361808
www.minorsandbrady.co.uk
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