Signature by Websters presents this impressive Victorian semi-detached property, extending to over 2,000 sq ft and arranged over four floors. Thoughtfully extended to provide substantial and versatile accommodation, the property combines period character with a generous footprint, offering three/four bedrooms within the main house alongside an integrated, self-contained one-bedroom annex. This flexibility makes it ideally suited to family living, multi-generational occupation, independent relatives, home working or additional accommodation with income potential.

The main house is entered via an inviting entrance hall, leading to a well-proportioned sitting room to the front. To the rear is a spacious kitchen/dining room, providing an excellent hub for everyday living and entertaining, alongside a separate study. The first floor provides two large bedrooms, with the principal bedroom benefiting from an en suite, alongside a family bathroom. A further substantial bedroom is found on the second floor within the converted loft space, while the converted basement provides an additional versatile room, currently utilised as a bedroom.

A particularly notable feature is the self-contained integral one-bedroom annex, positioned at the rear on the ground floor. Formerly part of the main house, this area provides a bedroom, separate galley kitchen and shower room, together with its own private external door. The annex can function independently, making it well suited to multi-generational living, guests or letting. Alternatively, it could be incorporated back into the main house to provide additional family accommodation.

Offering a rare combination of Victorian character, substantial accommodation and exceptional versatility, this impressive property provides an adaptable layout to suit changing requirements, with the integral annex adding a valuable additional dimension.

OUTSIDE

The property is approached via a dedicated footpath from the street, leading through an attractively landscaped frontage and creating an inviting approach to the home. Enclosed by distinctive wicker fencing, the space is thoughtfully arranged with established planting, areas of lawn and a patio terrace, providing an appealing combination of greenery and outdoor living.
The patio offers an excellent setting for seating, al fresco dining and entertaining, with space for a BBQ, while the surrounding planting creates a pleasant degree of privacy and a relaxed backdrop. The frontage is an attractive feature of the property, offering a surprisingly generous outdoor area within such a convenient city setting.

Additional pedestrian access is provided from Arlington Lane, giving convenient independent access directly into the grounds. This useful secondary entrance adds practicality to the outside space, while the carefully landscaped setting provides an attractive extension to the accommodation and an enjoyable place to spend time during the warmer months.

LOCATION

Set within the highly sought-after NR2 district, Mount Pleasant occupies a particularly appealing position within Norwich, perfectly placed for enjoying the character, culture and convenience of the city. The setting combines an established residential environment with effortless access to the city centre, creating an enviable lifestyle where an exceptional range of amenities, independent businesses, restaurants and cultural attractions are all within easy reach.

The celebrated Golden Triangle is close by, renowned for its handsome period architecture, vibrant community and eclectic selection of cafés, restaurants, bars and independent shops. Unthank Road and its surrounding streets are particularly desirable, whilst Earlham Road and Newmarket Road provide further amenities and convenient access across the city. The area is synonymous with an attractive blend of city living and established neighbourhood character.

Norwich itself offers a wealth of attractions, from the historic Lanes and Cathedral Quarter to the Theatre Royal, Norwich Castle and the riverside. Earlham Park, the University of East Anglia and a variety of recreational spaces are also readily accessible, while the city’s diverse dining, shopping and cultural scene ensures that the best of Norwich is always close at hand.

For those seeking to explore beyond the city, excellent road connections provide access towards the A11, A47 and the wider Norfolk countryside, whilst Norwich railway station offers regular mainline services towards Cambridge and London Liverpool Street. This exceptional setting therefore combines the vibrancy of city life with the distinctive character and enduring appeal of one of Norwich’s most desirable residential areas.

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