Nestled in the charming village of Thorpe St. Andrew, The Buck is a historic gem with roots in the 17th Century. This Grade II Listed building holds a special place in the community and is now being thoughtfully restored to unlock its full potential as a unique dining destination. The property also features three separate […]
Nestled in the charming village of Thorpe St. Andrew, The Buck is a historic gem with roots in the 17th Century. This Grade II Listed building holds a special place in the community and is now being thoughtfully restored to unlock its full potential as a unique dining destination. The property also features three separate
Nestled in the charming village of Thorpe St. Andrew, The Buck is a historic gem with roots in the 17th Century. This Grade II Listed building holds a special place in the community and is now being thoughtfully restored to unlock its full potential as a unique dining destination. The property also features three separate
Howard’s House, originally built in the mid to late 17th century for Henry Howard, who designed the ‘pleasure gardens’ extending eastward to the river on the site of the Austin Friary, may contain remnants of the Friary gatehouse. Constructed from red brick and flint rubble with a pantile roof and rendered street facades, the building
Hidden in the eaves of the bustling Norwich Lanes you can find the calm and tranquility of the Shiatsu Centre. FEATURES 654 Sq Ft Located in the heart of historic Norwich Original looking building dating back to early 1900s Original features retained Formally known as the Commercial Chambers
Bridewell Alley is an enchanting area in the heart of the Norwich Lanes, which is full of small independent shops and cafes. Just 5 minutes walk from the Norwich Cathedral and Strangers Hall and close to the lovely medieval street of Elm Hill. An expansive property spanning three stories. Located on a cobbled lane in
Designed in the early 1900’s by George Skipper, who is responsible for a large amount of architecture in Norwich (The Royal Arcade, Jarrolds, Surrey House), the building is in itself one bay and a squat tower. This gives the impression it is being squashed by its neighbouring buildings! An attractive combination of various shades of
Amidst the older industrial area of Norwich, Heigham Street lies close to the River Wensum. This loaction is still well within the reach of the main hustle and bustle of the city centre. The commercial unit here is home to Upper Cuts a gentlemans barber shop, which has resided here for the past 18 years.
Wymondham is a historic market town and civil parish in the county of Norfolk. It lies 9.5 miles (15kms) to the south west of the city of Norwich on the A11 road from Norwich to London. Ayton Road is situated at the edge of the industrial part of the town and is the base of
Located right in the centre of the city and across from Norwich Castle, Museum and Art Gallery is Farmers Avenue. Just five minutes walk from the popular Chapelfield shopping centre. 1 Farmers Avenue is a large attractive property with impressive glass-frontage to the downstairs, offering ample light and space. The property is situated over two levels
Office Address
80-82 St Georges Street
Norwich
NR3 1DA
Registered Address
17 Old Millers Wharf
Fishergate
Norwich
NR3 1GS
