A unique apartment in a former parish hall has come up for sale in the city for £325,000.
The renovated two-bedroom apartment has character and difference with its vaulted ceilings and original features.
St Matthews Place also has panoramic views of the city and is nestled in the heart of NR1 in an ideal location for both the train station and the city centre.
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The open-plan living area boasts original exposed timber beams and natural light (Image: Sowerbys)
The kitchen comes off the living area and has an impressive amount of storage and functionality (Image: Sowerbys)
Arranged over two floors, the property stretches to more than 1,100sqft and showcases features including an ornate trefoil window.
The primary reception space has an open-plan layout throughout and is filled with natural light.
The kitchen is equipped with wood finish countertops and has space for storage and functionality.
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The property is located in Norwich city centre and boasts panoramic views (Image: Sowerbys)
The main bedroom is the star of the accommodation with its vaulted ceilings and trefoil window (Image: Sowerbys)
The first floor has an en-suite bedroom which could be transformed into a study or snug should the need arise.
Arguably the star of the apartment is the top floor bedroom that has the vaulted ceilings, exposed original timbers and a trefoil window complete with stained glass.
The first floor bedroom has an en-suite and could also be used as a study or snug (Image: Sowerbys)
Views of the city centre can be seen from the multiple skylights in the main bedroom (Image: Sowerbys)
Panoramic views of the city skyline are on show in the room with the skylights.
The room is equipped with both a dressing room and an en-suite.
In addition to the central location, allocated private parking is provided behind secure electric gates.
For more information visit www.sowerbys.com/
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