Are you looking for a truly unique period home in a great location? If so, then this could be the one! With over 1650sqft of character accommodation arranged over four half-floors, lovely communal gardens and parking... viewing is a must!

Trowse House is believed to date from the early 1700's and was sympathetically converted into a small number of uniquely individual apartments, sharing beautiful communal gardens and you now have the rare opportunity to become one of the custodians of this incredible Grade II Listed home.

Flat 1 affords you a generous amount of accommodation, arranged somewhat unusually over four half-floors... but this just adds to the character and appeal.

In addition to entering via the main steps into the communal entrance hall, where you will find your entrance door on the right, you also have private access doors into the kitchen from both the side and rear.
Viewing is the only way you will really be able to appreciate the layout along with everything this home has to offer but let us start on the lower ground floor and work our way up.
Beautifully cool in the summer, and warm through the colder months, the very generous main bedroom has it's own fireplace, complete with woodburning stove, and the window seat creates a lovely reading nook, catching the sun for the majority of the day, and if that was not enough, there is also a walk-in wardrobe/dressing room. On this level, the lobby leads to through a really useful utility and pantry space, to a bathroom which has a Japanese style soaking tub, with shower over, as well as your W.C and hand basin.
From the lobby, there are seven steps up to the ground floor kitchen/dining room; fitted units combine with free-standing pieces, and along with the exposed brick floor is very much in keeping with the period character throughout the home. Here you also have a door out to the rear courtyard garden, and a second entrance door to the side.
Up half a level, and here you find your "front door"... your main access from the communal entrance hall. There is a family bathroom on this level, along with our favourite; the spacious reception room complete with exposed floorboards, high ceilings, sash windows, library shelving, decorative cornice and stunning ceiling rose, as well as an ornate fireplace with inset stove. The light in this room is incredible.
The final half-flight of stairs takes you to the upper first floor and two more bedrooms, both doubles, although one is currently used as a home office...check out the unique oriel window.
Complementing the house, residents enjoy fabulous well-maintained communal gardens and parking areas, with a garage/workshop available for occasional use.

Living at Trowse House is a lifestyle choice. Surround yourself in the history and sense of tranquillity and countryside, yet know that you are minutes from the vibrant Norwich city centre.

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All of the amenities of this fine city are close at hand, including the family friendly Norwich City football club, the Riverside leisure development complete with cinema and numerous restaurants and pubs. The city is well known for its excellent shopping with a combination of independent retailers along with a number of high street favourites.

Trowse village is a desirable area to the South of the City and you are just a short walk from Whitlingham Country Park which has paths to enjoy miles of walking and is great for boating and canoeing on the Broad, and also Norfolk Snowsports Club where you can Ski, Board or Tube on the dry slopes.

The mainline rail station is just over a mile away, with a direct service to London Liverpool Street The expanding international Norwich airport is located to the north of the city and has daily flights to Europe and internal destinations.

Lease Information:
In addition to the 999 year lease (from 31st July 2003), Flat 1 Towse House comes with the benefit of a Share of the Building Freehold with one owner of each apartment invited to join the Trowse House Management Company Limited.
A peppercorn ground rent of £5 applies, with an annual service charge of approximately £1200.

For additional material information, please review the Key Facts For Buyers Guide available on the brochure link.

Feel free to ask any questions before booking your viewing - we look forward to showing you around.