Guide Price: £250,000-£270,000. Set in the ever-popular NR2 Golden Triangle, this two-bedroom mid-terrace home offers a well-balanced layout, generous proportions and plenty of scope for future enhancement. Its position within one of Norwich’s most sought-after neighbourhoods makes it an appealing choice for first-time buyers wanting a comfortable home with long-term potential. Everything is arranged with practicality in mind, with two good reception spaces, an extended kitchen and a garden that lends itself perfectly to improvement or landscaping.

Location

Edinburgh Road enjoys a desirable position in the Golden Triangle area of Norwich, known for its tree lined streets, period homes and strong community feel. Residents benefit from excellent access to local shops, independent cafés, popular pubs and everyday services along nearby Unthank Road and Earlham Road. Well regarded schools, green spaces such as Eaton Park and quick bus links into the city centre all sit within easy reach, offering both convenience and a vibrant lifestyle. Norwich city centre is only a short distance away, providing a wide choice of shopping, dining, cultural attractions and transport connections, including rail services to London and Cambridge.

Endinburgh Road

The ground floor begins with a welcoming sitting room at the front, providing a cosy everyday living space with a traditional terrace feel. From here, the flow leads into a separate dining room which offers flexibility for hosting, working from home or creating a more defined dining area. Built in storage sits beneath the stairs, helping the room remain organised while still feeling open. At the rear, the extended kitchen provides a functional workspace with room for appliances and direct access to the garden, making it easy to move between indoor and outdoor areas.

Upstairs, the two bedrooms are arranged from the landing. The front bedroom is notably spacious, offering room for a larger bed and additional furniture. The rear bedroom features a built in storage cupboard and leads directly to the bathroom, creating a private and practical layout that lends itself well to everyday routines. The bathroom enjoys natural light and a comfortable footprint for a terrace home of this style.

Outside, the rear garden is enclosed and offers a blank canvas ready to be shaped to your preference. Whether you imagine planting areas, a seating terrace or a simple low maintenance garden, the potential is clear and gives future buyers the chance to make the space their own.

Agents Notes

We understand this property will be sold freehold, connected to all main services.

Council tax band - TBD

Disclaimer

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