Six-bed house on sale for £1.75m in Unthank Road, Norwich

The six-bedroom house in Unthank Road started its life in 1905 as a humble Edwardian home.

Outside of back garden for the Unthank Road home (Image: Sowerbys)

During the 1920s and 30s, the Golden Triangle property was sympathetically extended in the much-loved arts and crafts movement.

The reception hall greets people with a stripped wooden floor, an ornate staircase and a fireplace with stained glass windows on each side.

The sitting room of the Unthank Road house (Image: Sowerbys)

Within walking distance of the city, the approximately 4,200sqft family home boasts a 118sqft cellar and study.

A gated entrance leads to a substantial gravelled parking area, complete with a circular shrub bed and a detached garage.

The kitchen area for the Unthank Road house (Image: Sowerbys)

The drawing room, with its circular bay window and seating, provides a stunning view of the garden.

The dining room benefits from a smaller circular bay window, where people can enjoy dining while taking in the changing seasons of the grounds.

For further details, see sowerbys.com.

One of the circular bay windows looking out into the garden (Image: Sowerbys)

One of the reception rooms of the Unthank Road house (Image: Sowerbys)

The drive up to the front of the Unthank Road house (Image: Sowerbys)

The dining room area of the Unthank Road house (Image: Sowerbys)