Russell Terrace, Trowse, Norwich, Norfolk, NR14

A charming period home located in one of Norwich's most desirable locations. Once you step inside this elegant home you are sure to feel at home. The high ceilings and array of period features create a real sense of warmth that is only found in character properties.

The sitting room offers a cosy feel, and the dining room offers ample entertaining space. The kitchen is in superb condition and offers a sleek and stylish finish. A useful utility/sunroom is adjacent. All three bedrooms are found to the first floor and this attractive property comes complete with a ground floor bathroom and ample storage throughout. As you head outside this property continues to impress. The extensive garden is perfect for those who are green fingered and love the outdoors.

Enjoying views over the common and located in Norwich's most desirable location this Victorian terrace is one not to miss.

With local amenities, a reputable school, Whitlingham Country Park and Norwich's City Centre all on your doorstep it is clear to see why the village of Trowse is always in high demand, offered with no onward chain.

Additional Information:

Deposit £1380
Holding Deposit £276
Council Tax Band - B
Local Authority - South Norfolk Council
Tenure: Freehold

We have been advised that the property is connected to mains water. electricity, drainage and gas central heating.

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