St. Mildreds Road, West Earlham

Guide Price: £270,000 - £280,000. Enjoying an elevated stance with a generous rear plot, this spacious family home offers room inside and out. Set along St Mildreds Road, the semi detached house provides well balanced accommodation ideal for larger families or those needing flexibility. The ground floor offers a natural flow between its principal living spaces, creating an easy and connected layout suited to modern day to day living. A large utility room and separate boot room with Vaillant boiler add valuable practicality to everyday life. Upstairs, four bedrooms are arranged off a central landing, along with both a bathroom and a separate shower room, well suited to busy households. Outside, the extensive multi tiered garden rises across lawned levels, offering a substantial outdoor space that complements the home’s elevated position.

The Location

St Mildreds Road occupies a convenient and well established position to the west of Norwich, making it a consistently popular choice for professionals, families and students alike. The area benefits from close proximity to several of the city’s key employment and education centres, including the University of East Anglia, the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital and the Norwich Research Park, all of which are easily reached by road, bus, cycle or on foot.

Day to day living is well supported by a strong range of local amenities, including supermarkets, independent shops, schools and healthcare facilities, ensuring everyday needs are easily met without travelling far. Regular bus services run through and around the area, providing simple and reliable access into Norwich city centre, where a wider selection of shops, restaurants, cafés, theatres and cultural attractions can be enjoyed.

Green space is another notable advantage of the location. Eaton Park, one of Norwich’s largest and most popular parks, is close by and offers open lawns, recreational facilities, walking routes and seasonal events, while additional green areas and residential streets provide a pleasant setting for walking and cycling. This balance of urban convenience and accessible outdoor space adds to the area’s long term appeal.

For those who travel by car, road connections are straightforward, with easy access to the A47 and wider Norfolk road network, making commuting and trips further afield convenient. Altogether, St Mildreds Road offers a practical, well connected lifestyle, combining strong amenities, green space and excellent links to both the city centre and major employment hubs.

St. Mildreds Road, West Earlham

Set along St Mildreds Road, this semi detached family home offers generous accommodation and a layout well suited to modern family life. Approached via a sloped driveway, the property sits comfortably back from the road and provides a practical sense of arrival.

The ground floor begins with a welcoming entrance hall, with the accommodation arranged to provide a natural and connected flow between the main living areas, including the sitting room, dining room and kitchen to the rear. This arrangement creates an ideal setting for both everyday family living and entertaining, while still allowing each space to retain its own purpose and character.

Supporting the kitchen is a large utility space, offering excellent additional storage and working room, ideal for managing household tasks. A boot room provides a useful buffer between indoors and outdoors, particularly well suited to busy family life and day to day practicality, and also houses a Vaillant boiler.

Upstairs, a central landing space gives access to four well proportioned bedrooms, making this a strong option for larger families or those requiring flexible working from home space. Importantly, the landing also leads to both a family bathroom and a separate shower room, offering convenience and reducing morning congestion.

Outside, the property enjoys a large, multi tiered garden plot. Predominantly laid to lawn, the garden rises via steps through different levels, providing generous outdoor space with plenty of scope for play, relaxation or further landscaping. The scale of the garden adds to the home’s appeal, offering a sense of space that is increasingly hard to find.

Overall, this is a substantial and adaptable semi detached home in a well regarded Norwich location, combining flexible indoor accommodation with an impressive garden and a layout ideal for growing families.

Agents Note

This property will be sold freehold and connected to mains water, electricity, gas and drainage.

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