Accommodation

72 St Benedicts Street

Nestled in the heart of the renowned Norwich Lanes, 72 St Benedict’s Street is a Grade II Listed property spread over 4 floors. Originally on the brink of dereliction, No 72 has undergone a comprehensive renovation, seamlessly blending old-world charm with contemporary amenities. This property is now available for short-term and long-term bookings via Airbnb […]

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Flat 1 Farmers Avenue

Farmers Avenue was named after The Jolly Farmers Inn which was in business from 1760 – 1962 and is still recognised with a commemorative plaque. Steeped in history this was the previous home of leading parliamentarian ‘Adrian Parmenter’ who was elected mayor in 1641 and died in 1663. A spacious two-bedroom flat situated close to

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6 St Giles Terrace

Nestled discreetly on St Giles Terrace, just off Bethel Street, this modern one-bedroom apartment spans two floors and features an open-plan kitchen/living area. A Grade II listed property with a rich historical background, this refined property has undergone recent considerate renovations and comfortably accommodates up to two adults. The Dance Studio at 6 St Giles

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Weavers Cottage

St Georges Street is a street in central Norwich with various businesses, primarily bars and restaurants.  Steeped in history, there lies an array of flint stoned cottages including the hidden gem Weavers Cottage. Located near the city centre, Weavers Cottage stands as a Grade II Listed building, housing two thoughtfully renovated flats. These residences have

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82 St Georges Street

St Georges Street is a street in central Norwich with various businesses, primarily bars and restaurants.  Steeped in history, there lies an array of period buildings including 82 St George’s Street. 82 St Georges Street offers a period Grade II Listed first floor flat refurbished to a high standard with the character and charm of

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