A first-floor apartment in Norwich has come up for sale for £275,000 - and thanks to its prime location, it would be ideal for food lovers and history buffs.

Selling agents Brown & Co describe No 3 The Leather House as a "most attractive two-bedroom apartment", which combines spacious accommodation and delightful views across Colegate.

Situated on St Georges Street, the property is adjacent to The Last Wine Bar - one of the area's most popular independent restaurants - and is within walking distance of some of the city's most famous landmarks, including Norwich Cathedral and Tombland.

Eastern Daily Press: The breakfast area enjoys lovely views over a historic part of the cityThe breakfast area enjoys lovely views over a historic part of the city (Image: Brown & Co)

Eastern Daily Press: One of two double bedroomsOne of two double bedrooms (Image: Brown & Co)

Eastern Daily Press: The bathroom has also been recently refittedThe bathroom has also been recently refitted (Image: Brown & Co)

Inside, the two-bedroom apartment has a spacious entrance hall which leads on to a light and airy sitting room, a good-sized kitchen/breakfast room and two double bedrooms which each have fitted wardrobes.

Since 2019, both the bathroom and kitchen have also been renovated, and are now finished with modern fixtures and fittings.

Eastern Daily Press: The kitchen area has been recently refittedThe kitchen area has been recently refitted (Image: Brown & Co)

Eastern Daily Press: The apartment is adjacent to The Last Wine Bar, one of the city's most popular independent restaurantsThe apartment is adjacent to The Last Wine Bar, one of the city's most popular independent restaurants (Image: Brown & Co)

Annual service charges of around £2,484 are payable, along with a ground rent fee of £100 until 2034, which rises to £150 thereafter.

For more information, contact Brown & Co.

PROPERTY FACTS
St Georges Street, Norwich
Price: £275,000
Brown & Co, 01603 629871, www.brown-co.com

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