3 bedroom Character Property
Fakenham Road, Norwich
£600,000 Guide Price
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GUIDE PRICE £600,000 - £650,000 A Rare Gothic-Style Home of Architectural Distinction in a Secluded Norfolk Setting
Victorian Gothic Home.
The striking exterior is a beautiful example of Gothic architecture, with original brickwork, decorative detailing. This sense of character continues inside, where the property has been tastefully modernised throughout while retaining a number of its original Victorian features, ensuring the home feels both authentic and comfortable.
The internal layout is well balanced and thoughtfully arranged. A welcoming entrance leads through to a separate sitting room and dining room, both enhanced by elegant archways opening into bay windows. These features not only highlight the home’s architectural heritage but also flood the rooms with natural light, creating warm and inviting living spaces ideal for both everyday living and entertaining.
The modern kitchen is sleek and practical, designed to complement the home’s character without overpowering it. Just off the kitchen is a useful utility/storage room, providing valuable additional space for appliances, laundry, and household essentials — a practical feature often missing in period homes.
The property offers three well-proportioned bedrooms, each continuing the blend of modern finishes and period charm. The Victorian-style bathroom is a particular highlight, beautifully finished and in keeping with the character of the home, offering a relaxing and elegant space.
Externally, the property sits within a substantial plot, offering privacy, flexibility, and a strong connection to the surrounding landscape. With no immediate neighbouring properties, the home feels wonderfully secluded — ideal for those seeking tranquillity, a countryside lifestyle, or a private retreat. The outdoor space also lends itself to further landscaping, entertaining areas, or quiet enjoyment.
Previously operated as a successful Airbnb, the property has proven appeal as both a lifestyle purchase and an investment opportunity, making it equally suitable as a main residence, holiday let, or second home.
Combining historic charm, modern comfort, generous outdoor space, and total privacy, this is a truly unique property that stands apart from anything else in the area.
Property Reference: HRT018523047
Entrance Hall
Through the gothic door leading to the entrance hall, exposed brick walls, stairs leading to the first floor, high ceilings, under stairs storage, storage cupboard, tiled flooring, to the left aspect is the dining room, straight through is the kitchen and to the right aspect is the living room.
Sitting Room 18ft 2ins x 15ft 5ins (5.56m x 4.7m)
Oak gothic door, archway leading to double glazed bay window to the front aspect, double glazed window to the rear and side aspect also, working fireplace with mantel piece, electric radiator, carpet flooring, high ceilings.
Dining Room 11ft 10ins x 14ft 5ins (3.61m x 4.41m)
Oak gothic door, archway to double glazed bay windows to the side aspect, double glazed window to the front aspect, electric radiator, tiled flooring, working fireplace with log burner.
Kitchen 6ft 11ins x 13ft 8ins (2.12m x 4.19m)
Double glazed window to the side aspect, fitted with wall and base units with wood effect worktop, white ceramic sink with drainer including an up and over chrome coloured tap, induction hob with extractor above, tiled splash back, electric oven below, tiled flooring.
Bathroom 7ft 8ins x 5ft 9ins (2.35m x 1.77m)
Double glazed obscure window to the rear aspect, walk in shower with mirrored tiled to the side aspect, shower curtain across, free standing marble style ceramic sink with chrome coloured mixer taps, Victorian style copper coloured press panelling, Victorian wall mounted system WC, tiled flooring, heated towel rail.
Landing
Double glazed window to the rear aspect, curved metal banister, oak gothic doors leading to all bedrooms, carpet flooring.
Master Bedroom 14ft 11ins x 15ft 5ins (4.57m x 4.7m)
Double glazed bay window to the side aspect, double glazed windows to the front and side aspects, high ceilings, carpet flooring, working fireplace with mantel piece, electric radiator.
Bedroom Two 11ft 10ins x 11ft 9ins (3.61m x 3.59m)
Double glazed window to the side aspect, built in wardrobe, small fireplace area, carpet flooring, electric radiator.
Bedroom Three 11ft 1ins x 10ft 9ins (3.4m x 3.29m)
Archway to the double glazed bay window to the front aspect, double glazed window to the front aspect also, carpet flooring, electric radiator.
Storage Room
Double glazed window to the rear aspect, wood effect worktop with space underneath for washing machine and fridge, also storage shelves, tiled flooring.
Outside
Gothic architecture home surrounded with laid to lawn gardens, shingled driveway leading round the property from the main road, fence panels and hedging surrounding the grounds. Gorgeous views of fields.
About Norwich
Norwich is a historic cathedral city in Norfolk that combines centuries of heritage with a thriving modern lifestyle. Known for its cobbled streets, independent spirit and strong sense of community, the city is regularly recognised as one of the best and happiest places to live in the UK.
The city centre is rich in history, with landmarks such as Norwich Cathedral, Norwich Castle and the historic Norwich Market reflecting the city’s medieval past. Today, these historic surroundings sit alongside independent boutiques, cafés, restaurants and creative spaces, giving the city a distinctive and lively atmosphere.
Property in Norwich is diverse and continues to attract strong demand. Buyers can choose from stylish city-centre apartments and riverside developments along the River Wensum, traditional Victorian terraces in popular neighbourhoods such as the Golden Triangle, and spacious family homes in in new-build estates and suburbs including Thorpe St Andrew, Sprowston and Hellesdon.
Surrounding villages such as Trowse, Hethersett and Wymondham also offer popular choices for those looking for more space while remaining close to the city.
Transport links make Norwich a convenient place to live. Regular rail services connect the city to London, Cambridge and Ipswich, while the A11 and A47 provide key road routes across the region. Norwich Airport offers domestic and international flights, and the beautiful Norfolk coastline is only a short drive away, providing easy access to sandy beaches and charming seaside towns.
Norwich also benefits from a wide range of highly rated primary and secondary schools. Alongside the University of East Anglia and Norwich University of the Arts. Norwich’s sense of community, culture, and quality of life make it a fantastic place to call home.
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