South City

Situated in the historic southern quarter of Norwich, this charming three-bedroom detached flint and brick cottage forms part of the original gatehouse to County Hall and offers a unique blend of character and convenience.

Dating back to 1889, the property sits on what was once a tree-lined country lane associated with the notable Martineau family, giving it a subtle but interesting connection to Norwich's past while remaining perfectly suited to modern living.

Accessed via a pedestrian pathway, the cottage enjoys a quiet and tucked-away position, with permit parking available nearby.

The accommodation comprises an entrance hall, a fitted kitchen, a separate dining room a cosy lounge with an open fireplace, and a family bathroom with a shower over the bath. The ground floor benefits from wood flooring, while the first floor features varnished floorboards throughout. Upstairs offers three well-proportioned double bedrooms.

Outside, there is a good-sized garden, laid to lawn, providing a pleasant outdoor space. Further benefits include gas central heating, full double glazing, and permit parking. It falls under Council Tax Band C and is available for a long-term let.