The Elms is an extremely attractive and spacious period house with stunning interiors, substantial parking area and situated on one of the most sought-after roads in Norwich’s Golden Triangle. Built of brick elevations with double bay windows to the front and under a slate roof, the property was extended in 2007 creating a modern open plan kitchen family room with vaulted ceilings, dining area and snug. Within the original house are two reception rooms; a stylish sitting room to the front with wood flooring, wooden sash bay window, marble fireplace with cabinets and shelving either side, and to the rear is a spacious and beautifully appointed dining room, both of which enjoy period features such as high ceilings, picture rail, cornice and ceiling rose. The ground floor is complete with boot room, pantry, utility room and guest wc. Upstairs is the principal bedroom with bay window and ensuite shower room, as well as an adjacent dressing room which could easily be utilised as a sixth double bedroom. Also on the first floor is a large double bedroom with fitted wardrobes, a family bath and shower room and a study. On the second floor are three further double bedrooms and a bathroom. The accommodation throughout is extremely light and very well presented.

This property has 0.27 acres of land.

Outside

Outside, the property enjoys a mature southwest facing walled garden which is mostly laid to lawn with shrub borders and a terrace stretching the breadth of the property. To the front of the property is a substantial parking area for numerous vehicles and a garage.

Situation

The Elms is located on the southern end of Mount Pleasant; one of the most sought after addresses in Norwich’s Golden Triangle. The property is situated near to several fine public houses and restaurants as well as local amenity shops, and the renowned independent schools, Norwich High School for Girls and Town Close Prep School. Norwich city centre is one mile away offering a comprehensive range of commercial entertainment and cultural amenities. Norwich has a main railway station providing a regular service to London and Cambridge. 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 Newmarket Road and turn right onto Mount Pleasant where number 7 (The Elms) will be found on the left-hand side.