This beautifully presented one-bedroom apartment is situated in a charming Victorian conversion on the sought-after Earlham Road. Combining period features with contemporary finishes, the property offers a spacious and light-filled living environment perfect for professionals seeking proximity to Norwich City Centre and the University of East Anglia.

Living Space And Style - The heart of this home is the expansive sitting/dining room ($4.4text{m} times 4.2text{m}$), which showcases the property's Victorian heritage through a stunning ornate ceiling rose and a feature fireplace with a decorative mantel.

Large windows allow for an abundance of natural light, complementing the neutral decor and grey carpeting that runs through the principal rooms.

Kitchen - The kitchen is accessed via the living area, creating a social flow. It is fitted with wood-effect cabinetry, a black worktop, and a practical layout that includes a freestanding fridge-freezer and oven. A secondary window ensures the workspace remains bright and airy.

Bedroom And Bathroom - The double bedroom is a large room with ample space for a king-size bed and additional furniture. The bathroom is notably large for a one-bedroom flat, featuring a modern white suite, a p-shaped bath with a glass screen and rainfall shower head, and significant built-in storage cupboards housing the washing machine.

Compliance And Key Information - EPC Rating: C (Valid until October 2029)

Council Tax Band: A

Local Authority: Norwich City Council

Broadband: Ultra-fast fibre available with download speeds up to 1,000 Mbps (via Openreach or Virgin Media)

Heating: Gas Central Heating

Parking: On-street permit parking may typically be available through the local council (Check with Parking Operations)

Local Area And Facilities - Located in the heart of the Golden Triangle, Earlham Road is one of Norwich’s most prestigious addresses.

Transport: Excellent bus links provide direct access to the University of East Anglia (UEA), the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, and the city centre. Norwich Railway Station is approximately a 25-minute walk or a short cycle away.

Amenities: A variety of independent cafes, pubs, and shops are within immediate walking distance. A large Co-op supermarket is located nearby on Unthank Road.

Leisure: The property is a short stroll from the historic Plantation Garden and the expansive green spaces of Eaton Park.

Education: The area is well-served by high-performing local schools and is perfectly positioned for staff or postgraduates at the UEA.