Berners Street, Norwich

Guide Price: £210,000-£230,000. Set along a quiet residential street in the sought-after NR3 area of Norwich, this spacious mid-terrace home offers flexible accommodation across three levels, making it a fantastic choice for first-time buyers, growing families, or investors. The property combines generous room sizes with a practical layout, creating a home that feels both comfortable and adaptable to modern living. With the added benefit of a converted attic room, an enclosed rear garden, a brand new utility room, and easy access to local amenities, schools, transport links, and Norwich city centre, this is a well-positioned home with plenty to offer. Further benefits include eight solar panels, generating approximately £250 per year and adding valuable energy efficiency to the property.
Location
Situated just to the north of Norwich city centre, Berners Street enjoys a convenient position within the popular NR3 area, known for its characterful streets, independent businesses, and strong sense of community. A wide range of local amenities can be found nearby, including shops, cafés, restaurants, supermarkets, and well-regarded schools, along with regular public transport links into the city and surrounding areas.
Norwich city centre is easily accessible, offering extensive retail, dining, and leisure facilities, as well as Norwich Train Station with direct services to London Liverpool Street and Cambridge. The nearby River Wensum and local parks also provide pleasant walking routes and green spaces, adding to the appeal of this well-connected urban location.
Berners Street
Stepping inside, the property opens through the front porch into a spacious open-plan lounge and dining room, creating a bright and versatile main living area with plenty of room for both relaxing and entertaining. This generous reception space allows for a natural flow throughout the ground floor and offers flexibility for a range of furniture layouts. A particularly useful feature is the staircase within this space, which includes a detachable banister, making it much easier when moving larger furniture or items upstairs.
To the rear, the fitted kitchen provides a practical arrangement with a range of units and worktop space, leading through to the brand new utility room, a rare and highly useful addition for a terrace home, offering dedicated space for white goods and extra everyday storage. The ground floor bathroom is also positioned to the rear and is fitted with a functional three-piece suite.
The first floor offers three bedrooms, all well proportioned and suitable for a variety of uses depending on individual needs, whether as family bedrooms, guest accommodation, or a home office. Each room enjoys good natural light and comfortable dimensions, while the layout provides a practical separation between living and sleeping spaces.
A further staircase leads to the converted attic room, complete with a Velux window, creating a useful additional space that works well as a hobby room, study, occasional guest room, or work-from-home area. This added level of flexibility is a valuable feature and enhances the overall appeal of the home.
Externally, the enclosed rear garden provides a private outdoor area with space for seating, planting, and everyday enjoyment, while the quiet street setting adds to the sense of comfort and convenience.
Agents Notes
Freehold, connected to all main services.
Council tax band - B
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