Set within the heart of Norwich, Bethel Street places this stylish apartment amongst the characterful streets, independent boutiques, cafés, restaurants and cultural attractions that make the city centre such an enjoyable place to live. The historic Norwich Lanes are close at hand, offering an eclectic mix of independent businesses, food and drink, arts and entertainment, while the wider city centre provides an excellent choice of shopping and everyday amenities.
Positioned within Aldwych House, the apartment has been thoughtfully arranged to provide a comfortable and contemporary city home. The open-plan living accommodation creates a sociable central space, incorporating a modern fitted kitchen alongside defined areas for dining and relaxation. A well-proportioned double bedroom provides a comfortable private retreat, complemented by a modern shower room. The overall layout makes excellent use of the available space, creating a home that feels both practical and inviting.
For those seeking the convenience of city-centre living, it is difficult to imagine a more appealing setting. With Norwich’s wealth of restaurants, cafés, shops, entertainment and historic landmarks all readily accessible, this is a property ideally suited to first-time buyers, those wanting a convenient city base, or an investor seeking a low-maintenance apartment in a well-connected location. A stylish city home where everything Norwich has to offer is quite literally on the doorstep.
Norwich
Norwich is one of East Anglia’s most vibrant and historic cities, known for its rich architectural heritage, independent shops and strong sense of community. The city offers an appealing mix of historic character and modern convenience, with a thriving centre home to boutiques, cafés, restaurants, galleries and cultural attractions, alongside excellent day-to-day amenities.
With its impressive cathedral, medieval streets and striking Georgian and Victorian buildings, Norwich has a distinctive character that sets it apart. The city also benefits from a lively arts and cultural scene, with theatres, museums, markets and regular events contributing to its year-round appeal. At the same time, its neighbourhoods offer a variety of housing, from period properties and characterful townhouses to more modern homes.
Norwich’s position makes it particularly appealing for those looking to enjoy city living while remaining close to the countryside. The Norfolk Broads, surrounding villages and wider rural landscape are all within easy reach, while the North Norfolk coast can be accessed comfortably by road. Excellent transport links, including regular rail services to London and other major towns and cities, further add to its appeal.
For those looking for a well-connected city with history, character, culture and easy access to the wider Norfolk countryside and coast, Norwich continues to be one of the region’s most desirable places to live.
Services connected
Mains water, electricity and drainage. Electric central heating.
Council Tax
Band A.
Energy Efficiency Rating
D.
Tenure
Leasehold - 118 year remaining, service charge £832pa (including building insurance), ground rent £250pa & £100pa for sinking fund.
Location
What3words - TBC.
Agent’s note
No pets allowed in lease & no sublet shorter than 3 months.
