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
Netherconesford is a development of ten aesthetically pleasing properties offering a variety of commercial space. King Street has experienced extensive regeneration in recent years and is in close proximity to the city centre, train station and the riverside area, with the riverside leisure area being linked by the new footbridge. The properties comprise of
Office Address
80-82 St Georges Street
Norwich
NR3 1DA
Registered Address
17 Old Millers Wharf
Fishergate
Norwich
NR3 1GS
