Hudson Avenue, Trowse, Norwich, Norfolk, NR14

Built in 2004 by the highly regarded Hopkins Homes, and owned since new by the current vendors, this much-loved family residence perfectly blends classic Georgian elegance with distinctive architectural flair.

A spacious and welcoming entrance hall sets the tone for the property; over 12ft wide, it creates a light and airy first impression with an open stairwell to the first floor. To one side is a bespoke study, ideal for regular home working, and to the other a large double-aspect lounge featuring a cast-iron, coal-effect fire; a real focal point of the room. The lounge opens through double doors into the formal dining room, which in turn features French doors leading directly to the garden, making this feel like an extension of the home.
At the rear of the property is a generous open-plan kitchen / breakfast room, walk-in pantry and utility room complemented by a cloakroom/WC, which completes the accommodation to the ground floor.

Upstairs, the first-floor landing mirrors the scale of the entrance hall, creating a wonderful sense of openness and flow. A standout feature of this home’s design is the inclusion of Two ensuite shower rooms, serving both the principal and second bedroom. These, along with the main family bathroom and cloakroom, have all been refitted in recent years to a contemporary specification, featuring waterfall-style showers, chrome ladder radiators, and stylish tiled finishes throughout.

To the rear of the property lies a beautifully sheltered and private garden, enclosed by a magnificent brick-and-flint high wall and filled with mature, established shrubs. A gate provides access to the spacious double garage, which has been partially converted into a bespoke music studio. This versatile space could lend itself to further conversion (subject to planning) or can easily be reinstated as a full double garage. The garage also benefits from an impressive ceiling height of approximately 10'8", enhancing its flexibility and potential.

Altogether, this is a comfortable, characterful, and exceptionally well-designed family home, offering space, privacy, and timeless appeal in one of Norwich’s most sought-after settings.

Home to an award-winning gastro pub, a beloved village school, a café, a local shop and even a dry ski slope, it’s a community rich in character and lifestyle appeal. Surrounded by stunning countryside, yet just a short walk from Whitlingham Country Park, Riverside Retail Park and Norwich’s historic centre, Trowse remains one of the most sought-after addresses in the county.

Additional Information:
Council Tax Band - E
Local Authority - South Norfolk Council
We have been advised that the property is connected to mains water, drainage, electricity and gas.

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Built in 2004 by the highly regarded Hopkins Homes, and owned since new by the current vendors, this much-loved family residence perfectly blends classic Georgian elegance with distinctive architectural flair.

A spacious and welcoming entrance hall sets the tone for the property; over 12ft wide, it creates a light and airy first impression with an open stairwell to the first floor. To one side is a bespoke study, ideal for regular home working, and to the other a large double-aspect lounge featuring a cast-iron, coal-effect fire; a real focal point of the room. The lounge opens through double doors into the formal dining room, which in turn features French doors leading directly to the garden, making this feel like an extension of the home.
At the rear of the property is a generous open-plan kitchen / breakfast room, walk-in pantry and utility room complemented by a cloakroom/WC, which completes the accommodation to the ground floor.

Upstairs, the first-floor landing mirrors the scale of the entrance hall, creating a wonderful sense of openness and flow. A standout feature of this home’s design is the inclusion of Two ensuite shower rooms, serving both the principal and second bedroom. These, along with the main family bathroom and cloakroom, have all been refitted in recent years to a contemporary specification, featuring waterfall-style showers, chrome ladder radiators, and stylish tiled finishes throughout.

To the rear of the property lies a beautifully sheltered and private garden, enclosed by a magnificent brick-and-flint high wall and filled with mature, established shrubs. A gate provides access to the spacious double garage, which has been partially converted into a bespoke music studio. This versatile space could lend itself to further conversion (subject to planning) or can easily be reinstated as a full double garage. The garage also benefits from an impressive ceiling height of approximately 10'8", enhancing its flexibility and potential.

Altogether, this is a comfortable, characterful, and exceptionally well-designed family home, offering space, privacy, and timeless appeal in one of Norwich’s most sought-after settings.
Home to an award-winning gastro pub, a beloved village school, a café, a local shop and even a dry ski slope, it’s a community rich in character and lifestyle appeal. Surrounded by stunning countryside, yet just a short walk from Whitlingham Country Park, Riverside Retail Park and Norwich’s historic centre, Trowse remains one of the most sought-after addresses in the county.

Additional Information:
Council Tax Band - F
Local Authority - South Norfolk Council
We have been advised that the property is connected to mains water, drainage, electricity and gas.