61 Mount Pleasant is an attractive bay fronted Victorian townhouse which is presented in excellent condition throughout. The property enjoys some wonderful rooms and plenty of original features such as wood sash windows, fireplaces, picture rails, cornicing, ceiling rose and lovely French doors with stained glass panels. From the entrance hall is the sitting room situated at the front of the property which is filled with light from the bay window and has high ceilings, wood flooring and a stone fireplace with wood burning stove. A second reception room also with wood flooring, stone fireplace and wood burning stove has a fitted cupboards with shelving above in the alcoves and French doors out to the rear walled garden with stained glass window panels. Further beyond is a dining room leading through to a stunning and light rear kitchen breakfast room with tiled floor, fitted units under quartz worktops, ceiling light and door out to the garden. Upstairs is the principal bedroom with bay window, fitted wardrobes, dressing area and ensuite bathroom. There are two further double bedrooms one with fitted wardrobe and the other dual aspect, and a family bathroom. The property has potential for loft conversion subject to necessary planning consent.

Outside

Outside, the property is approached through a wrought iron gate on brick piers onto a tiled path leading to the front door. Adjacent is a mature landscaped rear garden which has the necessary reinforcements for off street parking should it be required following the removal of the front wall. To the rear is a designed walled garden with terrace, standalone wood burning stove, a copper trough pond garden with decked path leading over a grass and stone surface to a terrace for seating under a rose clad pergola. Also in the rear garden is a timber studio with power, wc and wrap around decking and sheltered outdoor seating area. The property has a shed accessed from the rear via a gravelled side passage which leads to the front of the property.

Situation

61 Mount Pleasant is one of the most sought after addresses in Norwich, being located between the Newmarket and Unthank Roads and near to the renowned independent schools, Norwich High School for Girls and Town Close Prep School. There are a number of fine nearby public houses and restaurants as well as local amenity shops. Norwich city centre is 1 mile away offering a comprehensive range of commercial entertainment, cultural amenities and excellent schooling. Norwich has a main railway station providing a regular service to London. On the north side of the city is Norwich International Airport which caters for both domestic and international flight destinations.

Directions

From Norwich city centre head southwest on Unthank Road for half a mile turning left onto Mount Pleasant where number 61 can be found on the right-hand side.