King Street, Norwich

Situated within the gated Malt House development, this well presented first floor apartment offers light filled, well proportioned accommodation along with the rare benefit of a spacious private outdoor terrace. Designed with modern living in mind, the layout flows comfortably from room to room and is complemented by large windows that allow plenty of natural light throughout.
The apartment is accessed via attractive, secure, well kept communal areas, with both lifts and stairs. Creating a welcoming first impression. Inside, the open plan living and dining area forms the heart of the home, providing a generous space for both relaxing and entertaining. Double doors open from sitting area to a Juliette balcony. Dining space offers two fitted painted shaker corner units and double doors to private terrace, ideal for outdoor breakfasts & dining & relaxing summer evenings.
The kitchen sits neatly off the living space with window to terrace, and is fitted with a range of contemporary units, integrated appliances and ample worktop space.
Both bedrooms are well sized doubles, offering flexibility for guests, home working or additional storage. The bathroom is finished in a clean, neutral style with a modern white suite. Ample storage cupboard in hallway plus extra cupboard with heating.
Externally, the private terrace is a standout feature, offering a sheltered outdoor space rarely found in apartment living. The development also benefits from secure undercover allocated parking with direct access to stairs and lifts to first floor. and well maintained communal surroundings. Convenient large bin room in car parking area and extra caretaker maintained bin collection room on first floor.
A superb opportunity for first time buyers, downsizers or investors seeking a comfortable and conveniently located Norwich City home.

Agent's note: Prospective buyers should be aware that this property is located in a building identified as having unsafe cladding systems. The managing agent Watsons Property Group is actively engaged in a government backed remediation scheme and works are scheduled for April 2026.