Stirling Road, Old Catton

Guide Price £300,000 - £325,000. This three-storey townhouse on Stirling Road offers a generous and well-considered layout across every floor. With four bedrooms, two reception rooms and two bathrooms, there’s plenty of flexibility whether you’re upsizing, growing your family or simply wanting more room to live. The integral garage and off-road parking add everyday convenience, while the private garden, currently with mature planting and a decked area, offers a great outdoor space without the upkeep. The kitchen diner, complete with patio doors to the garden, is a real social hub, ideal for busy mornings or relaxed evenings. The first-floor sitting room and separate dining room provide extra space to spread out, and the additional bedroom/study adds even more versatility. All of this is tucked into a well-connected area adjacent to Old Catton, just minutes from local amenities, green space and transport links.

The Location

Stirling Road sits on the fringe of Old Catton, perfectly balancing village charm with modern convenience. Just a 45-minute walk from the vibrant centre of Norwich, it offers a quieter pace of life without losing easy access to shops, restaurants and culture. Well connected by frequent bus services and with a nearby train station offering direct links to major destinations — including London Liverpool Street in around 90 minutes — commuting is a breeze. Norwich International Airport, just a short walk away, opens the door to a range of UK and European destinations such as Amsterdam, Malta, Portugal and the Canaries. A favourite feature for the current owner is the stunning 70-acre Old Catton Park just across the road. This conservation area is perfect for scenic walks, weekend dog strolls, or taking part in the popular Saturday Parkrun, all adding to the area's strong sense of community and appeal.

Stirling Road, Old Catton

Set in the ever-popular Old Catton, this three-storey townhouse offers a layout that’s refreshingly different. There’s parking right out front, plus an integral garage for added storage or even a potential for additional accommodation subject to planning permission.

Step through the front door and you're welcomed into a bright hallway, with a handy downstairs WC just off to the side. The kitchen diner sits at the back of the home and really makes the most of the space — a U-shaped design gives you loads of worktop space, while the patio doors open straight out to the garden, making it easy to move between indoor meals and outdoor evenings.

Head upstairs and you’ll find a spacious sitting room that’s perfect for relaxing evenings or weekend film marathons. The separate dining room adds great flexibility — ideal if you like to host, need a second lounge, or want somewhere for the kids to spread out.

There’s also a bedroom on this floor that could double as a home office, snug or creative space, giving you the freedom to use the layout in a way that suits your day-to-day.

The top floor brings you three more bedrooms, including a generous main with its own ensuite. The remaining two are perfect for family or guest rooms, and they share a sleek family bathroom. The layout across the three floors really works, with well-sized rooms that can change with your needs over time.

Out back, the garden is a peaceful little escape with a real sense of privacy. There’s plenty of greenery and established shrubs creating a natural screen, along with a decked area that’s great for lounging, BBQs or letting the kids play. If you’re after a family home that offers space to grow, with a layout that doesn’t follow the usual pattern.

Agents Note

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