A derelict building that has become a target for vandals could become flats, under new plans.
Norwich-based SCK Developments is hoping to convert an empty building at 2-2a Ardney Rise in Catton into three one-bedroom homes.
The two-storey property, near St Clement's Park, has been vacant for 18 months and was last occupied by printing business Signs and Graphics.
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But the site has since become the target of frequent vandalism - with the front windows recently being smashed before being boarded up.
The proposals would see two flats established on the ground floor and one on the first.
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Each home would feature one bedroom, a bathroom and a spacious kitchen and living area.
Application documents submitted to the city council state: "The building is an eyesore on what is a predominantly residential street.
"This proposal will bring a currently redundant site back into use, provide three new dwellings and significantly improve the street scene."
A decision is hoped to be made on the plans by December 31.
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