3 bedroom terraced house

This beautifully preserved Grade II listed cottage is the kind of home that instantly makes you feel at ease. From the moment you step through the door, you’re greeted by character-rich details — exposed beams, a charming bricked fireplace, oak floors and a palette that mixes warmth with timeless style. The new kitchen is a real highlight, designed for everyday living, complete with a pantry and a splash of vibrant tiling for a contemporary twist. Upstairs, three well-proportioned bedrooms offer calm and comfort, while the bathroom and separate WC retain the home’s heritage charm. Outside, the private walled garden feels like your own little escape — ideal for morning coffees, evening drinks, or even a bit of city gardening. Just a short distance from Norwich’s buzzing centre, this is a rare opportunity to enjoy a peaceful, character-filled lifestyle with everything you need right on your doorstep.

The Location

Gildencroft enjoys a prime spot in the heart of NR3—one of Norwich’s most in-demand postcodes thanks to its brilliant mix of community feel, green spaces, and proximity to the city. Just a 20-minute walk or a short 7-minute drive will get you to both the city centre and the train station, making it ideal for commuters and city explorers alike.

Locally, you’re well-served with everyday essentials, including a Spar and Tesco Express for quick pick-ups or artisan bakers Bread Source for bread, coffee and pastries. When it’s time to grab a bite or hang out over drinks, you’re spoiled for choice. The Artichoke and The Stanley are local favourites with great food and a buzzing atmosphere. If you're after something laid-back, The White Lion or Malt and Mardle are perfect spots for a chilled pint and an easy evening.

For simply unwinding, the green space of Wensum Park is only a stroll away. There's also Grade II listed Waterloo park, where you can walk the dog, play some sports, or just visit the pavilion cafe. Just moments from your front door, you’ll also find the River Wensum running nearby, offering scenic views, peaceful spots, and paddleboarding, and for those who enjoy running or cycling, Marriott’s Way provides an opportunity to go further afield. With popular local schools in the catchment area and a great sense of neighbourhood, Gildencroft offers that perfect blend of city convenience and everyday comfort.

Gildencroft, Norwich

Tucked away opposite the historic St Augustine’s Church and just a short stroll from the heart of Norwich, this charming Grade II listed home offers a rare opportunity to enjoy period cottage living in a central location. With a striking flint exterior and all the character you’d hope for in a property of this age, the home effortlessly balances cosy charm with considered modern updates.

As you step inside, the entrance hallway provides a welcoming space to kick off shoes and hang coats — a practical and often-overlooked feature in homes of this style. The sitting room is a warm and inviting space, with rich exposed beams overhead and an open fireplace, now smartly bricked inside to create a stylish focal point.

Though intimate in feel, it’s filled with natural light, creating the perfect spot to relax and unwind.

The newly fitted kitchen is a highlight — a well-thought-out space with wooden worktops, oak flooring and blue tiling that brings a vibrant pop of colour to the otherwise neutral palette. A pantry offers excellent additional storage, and throughout the home, clever built-in spaces make the most of every inch, something rarely found in period cottages.

Upstairs, you’ll find three comfortable bedrooms and a well-appointed bathroom with bath, overhead shower, and sink. The WC is conveniently located next door — a traditional layout not uncommon in heritage homes. Each room feels both restful and full of personality, making the upstairs just as special as the ground floor.

Outside, the garden is a true cottage haven. Landscaped with a pretty patio and bordered by mature shrubs and greenery, it’s fully walled for privacy and has a real sense of peace. Whether enjoying your morning coffee or an evening glass of wine, it’s a delightful space to retreat to.

Resident parking is also available — a real rarity in this part of the city. This beautiful period home combines the best of both worlds: the rich history and charm of cottage living, with the unbeatable convenience of a city location.

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