Guide price
£250,000
(£262/sq. ft)
3 bed terraced house for saleHughenden Road, Norwich NR1
3 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
953 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
Chain free
Freehold
About this property
Guide price: £250,000–£260,000
Bay-fronted Victorian mid-terrace home located on a quiet no-through cul-de-sac
Offered with no onward chain for a smooth purchase
Two well-proportioned double bedrooms off the landing, plus a larger-than-average third bedroom off bedroom two
Lounge with characterful wood burner
Generous open-plan dining room flowing into a fitted kitchen
Non-bisected rear garden with off-road parking space and additional permit parking available
Backs onto a disused railway line, offering privacy and no rear neighbours
Less than 10 minutes’ walk to John Lewis and Norwich city centre
Surrounded by local shops, supermarkets, cafes, gyms, medical centres, and well-regarded schools
Guide price: £250,000–£260,000. Enjoying a cul-de-sac position backing onto a disused railway line, this bay-fronted Victorian mid-terrace home offers flexibility, space, and a rare off-road parking space in the rear garden, all with the benefit of no onward chain. Inside, the ground floor flows from a generous, light-filled dining room with solid wood flooring into a practical fitted kitchen with garden access, while French doors lead to a separate bay-fronted lounge with a wood burner as the focal point. Upstairs, there are two double bedrooms off the landing, along with a larger-than-average third bedroom accessed through the second, currently used as a dressing room but equally suited to a study or future en-suite. A non-bisected rear garden adds valuable outdoor space with a storage shed, while the enclosed front garden enhances privacy. With shops, cafes, schools, gyms, and Norwich city centre all within easy reach, this is a well-positioned home with broad appeal.
Location
Hughenden Road is located just south of Norwich city centre, offering easy access to a wide range of amenities, transport links, and green spaces. The area is well connected by local bus routes and is within walking distance of Norwich Train Station, making it ideal for commuters. Residents can enjoy nearby shops, supermarkets, cafes, and leisure facilities, as well as scenic riverside walks along the River Wensum. Schools, medical centres, and gyms are also close by, contributing to the area’s popularity with both families and professionals. Eaton Park and Whitlingham Country Park are both within easy reach for weekend outings, while the city’s historic attractions and vibrant cultural scene are just minutes away. With its blend of convenience, community, and green surroundings, Hughenden Road continues to appeal to a wide range of buyers.
Hughenden Road, Norwich
Step into this character-filled Victorian mid-terrace home through a charming hall entrance that sets the tone for the warmth that follows. The ground floor opens into a generous and light-filled dining room with solid wood flooring, flowing into the kitchen in an open-plan layout. The dining room also features a useful understairs storage cupboard. A set of French doors with character woodwork connects through to the bay-fronted front room, also with solid wood flooring, where a wood-burning stove becomes the focal point, with a floating shelf above adding a practical touch.
The kitchen includes fitted units and generous worktop space, with plumbing and space for both a dishwasher and washing machine. Natural light enters through a window, while a rear lobby leads off the kitchen, providing access to the garden and the family bathroom.
The bathroom includes a bath with a shower over, a tiled surround, and an extractor fan.
Upstairs, there are two large double bedrooms, both spacious and bright with carpet flooring, offering comfortable rooms with plenty of space for furnishings and personal touches. The third bedroom, accessed from bedroom two, is larger than average and offers excellent flexibility. It’s currently used as a dressing room but could easily be transformed into a home office, nursery, or even an en-suite, depending on your needs and lifestyle.
Additionally, the carpets were newly fitted on 25 January 2025.
Outside, the property features a well-sized non-bisected rear garden, complete with a rare off-road parking space and a handy storage shed, ideal for tools, bikes, or garden equipment. The front garden is enclosed, adding a sense of privacy and kerb appeal, while further on-street permit parking is available for residents and visitors alike.
Agents notes
We understand that the property will be sold freehold, connecetd to all main services.
Heating system- Gas Central Heating
Council Tax Band- B
Some images have been virtually staged for illustrative purposes.
EPC Rating: D
Location
Hughenden Road is located just south of Norwich city centre, offering easy access to a wide range of amenities, transport links, and green spaces. The area is well connected by local bus routes and is within walking distance of Norwich Train Station, making it ideal for commuters. Residents can enjoy nearby shops, supermarkets, cafes, and leisure facilities, as well as scenic riverside walks along the River Wensum. Schools, medical centres, and gyms are also close by, contributing to the area’s popularity with both families and professionals. Eaton Park and Whitlingham Country Park are both within easy reach for weekend outings, while the city’s historic attractions and vibrant cultural scene are just minutes away. With its blend of convenience, community, and green surroundings, Hughenden Road continues to appeal to a wide range of buyers.
Hughenden Road, Norwich
Step into this character-filled Victorian mid-terrace home through a charming hall entrance that sets the tone for the warmth that follows. The ground floor opens into a generous and light-filled dining room with solid wood flooring, flowing into the kitchen in an open-plan layout. The dining room also features a useful understairs storage cupboard. A set of French doors with character woodwork connects through to the bay-fronted front room, also with solid wood flooring, where a wood-burning stove becomes the focal point, with a floating shelf above adding a practical touch.
The kitchen includes fitted units and generous worktop space, with plumbing and space for both a dishwasher and washing machine. Natural light enters through a window, while a rear lobby leads off the kitchen, providing access to the garden and the family bathroom.
The bathroom includes a bath with a shower over, a tiled surround, and an extractor fan.
Upstairs, there are two large double bedrooms, both spacious and bright with carpet flooring, offering comfortable rooms with plenty of space for furnishings and personal touches. The third bedroom, accessed from bedroom two, is larger than average and offers excellent flexibility. It’s currently used as a dressing room but could easily be transformed into a home office, nursery, or even an en-suite, depending on your needs and lifestyle.
Additionally, the carpets were newly fitted on 25 January 2025.
Outside, the property features a well-sized non-bisected rear garden, complete with a rare off-road parking space and a handy storage shed, ideal for tools, bikes, or garden equipment. The front garden is enclosed, adding a sense of privacy and kerb appeal, while further on-street permit parking is available for residents and visitors alike.
Agents notes
We understand that the property will be sold freehold, connecetd to all main services.
Heating system- Gas Central Heating
Council Tax Band- B
Some images have been virtually staged for illustrative purposes.
EPC Rating: D
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