2 bedroom Retirement Property
Earlham Road, Norwich
£140,000
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Situated within the sought-after and prestigious Royal Arch Court development by McCarthy & Stone, this well-presented and spacious one-bedroom apartment offers comfortable, secure and low-maintenance living.
Desirable Over 60s Flat
The generously proportioned L-shaped lounge/diner is a particularly appealing feature, enjoying plenty of natural light and pleasant outlooks through the Juliet balcony. French doors lead into the fitted kitchen, which benefits from a window and provides a good range of storage and preparation space.
The accommodation also includes a well-appointed shower room and a good-sized double bedroom with built-in wardrobes. Double glazing and electric heating are installed throughout.
Outside, residents can enjoy the beautifully maintained landscaped communal gardens, while a residents’ car park is available on a first come, first served basis.
Royal Arch Court is designed to provide independent living with the added reassurance of a range of facilities and services. These include a 24-hour emergency call system, a welcoming residents’ lounge which provides an ideal setting for socialising and regular community activities, and a fully equipped communal laundry room. There is also a resident guest suite available for friends and family wishing to stay overnight, subject to an additional charge.
Royal Arch Court occupies an enviable position towards the City end of Earlham Road, within Norwich’s highly regarded Golden Triangle. The impressive St John the Baptist Cathedral stands directly opposite the development, providing a striking landmark and attractive outlook. Earlham Road itself is within easy walking distance and offers a selection of independent pubs, cafés and everyday amenities, creating a vibrant and welcoming neighbourhood atmosphere. A pleasant walk over the flyover leads to Upper St Giles Street, where you will find an eclectic mix of coffee shops, artisan bakeries, restaurants and art galleries. From here, the historic heart of Norwich is within easy reach, offering an excellent range of shops, cultural attractions, restaurants and leisure facilities. The area is also well served by local amenities, including nearby doctors’ surgeries, while regular bus services provide convenient connections throughout Norwich and beyond.
Property Reference: HRT018523786
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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