House For Sale £800,000
A VICTORIAN HOUSE WITH ATTRACTIVE VIEWS OF THE TOWN AND ABBEY, having a wealth of original features and a careful renovation by the current owners. Over 2900 sqft of flexible accommodation, spacious rear courtyard, off road parking, carport and garage.
The house was built in 1847 but there was a dramatic reconstruction in a light coloured brick in 1891 including the ornate chimneys and the turret on the corner. The Georgian rear wing, 18th or early 19th century in red brick, was incorporated in the 19th century.
Entering the property one is immediately struck by the original features which include ornate fireplaces, 9'7" high ceilings, moulded plaster covings, heavy moulded high skirting boards and door architraves, feature moulded staircase and ceiling arches and mosaic tiled pamment. The stairwell is lit by a large Victorian stained glass ceiling light and there is more stained glass in the turret and over the hall doors.
The property since 2015 has been restored and transformed into a stunning residence with a mix of Victorian charm with some great modern touches including a spacious contemporary kitchen/diner with under floor heating, luxurious bathroom suites as well as benefiting from a
re-wire, a plumbing/central heating system installation, smoke alarms wired to the mains electrics and an intruder alarm.
The superb location is only three/four minutes walk from the town centre in one direction and the Abbey and riverside walks in the other and offers easy access to the UEA and Norwich Research Centres.
Wymondham is a South Norfolk gem situated
approximately nine miles south west of Norwich city centre. This rapidly expanding, yet charming, historic market town enjoys a full range of services including:- most major banks, Waitrose, Morrisons and Lidl supermarkets, three medical centres, four dentists, two veterinary practices, a wide choice of pubs, restaurants and cafes, leisure and sports facilities, a full range of local schools including Wymondham College and Wymondham High Academy, both having excellent reputations. The town has an award winning railway station with regular services to Norwich, London, Cambridge, Stanstead and many other destinations via connections at Ely. Landmarks include the impressive Abbey, the Market Cross and the Bridewell Museum. The University of East Anglia, John Innes Institute, Food Research Institute and Science Park, Norfolk and Norwich Hospital, Norfolk Police eadquarters and Lotus Cars are all local employers served by the town.
The house was built in 1847 but there was a dramatic reconstruction in a light coloured brick in 1891 including the ornate chimneys and the turret on the corner. The Georgian rear wing, 18th or early 19th century in red brick, was incorporated in the 19th century.
Entering the property one is immediately struck by the original features which include ornate fireplaces, 9'7" high ceilings, moulded plaster covings, heavy moulded high skirting boards and door architraves, feature moulded staircase and ceiling arches and mosaic tiled pamment. The stairwell is lit by a large Victorian stained glass ceiling light and there is more stained glass in the turret and over the hall doors.
The property since 2015 has been restored and transformed into a stunning residence with a mix of Victorian charm with some great modern touches including a spacious contemporary kitchen/diner with under floor heating, luxurious bathroom suites as well as benefiting from a
re-wire, a plumbing/central heating system installation, smoke alarms wired to the mains electrics and an intruder alarm.
The superb location is only three/four minutes walk from the town centre in one direction and the Abbey and riverside walks in the other and offers easy access to the UEA and Norwich Research Centres.
Wymondham is a South Norfolk gem situated
approximately nine miles south west of Norwich city centre. This rapidly expanding, yet charming, historic market town enjoys a full range of services including:- most major banks, Waitrose, Morrisons and Lidl supermarkets, three medical centres, four dentists, two veterinary practices, a wide choice of pubs, restaurants and cafes, leisure and sports facilities, a full range of local schools including Wymondham College and Wymondham High Academy, both having excellent reputations. The town has an award winning railway station with regular services to Norwich, London, Cambridge, Stanstead and many other destinations via connections at Ely. Landmarks include the impressive Abbey, the Market Cross and the Bridewell Museum. The University of East Anglia, John Innes Institute, Food Research Institute and Science Park, Norfolk and Norwich Hospital, Norfolk Police eadquarters and Lotus Cars are all local employers served by the town.
