Available from the 1st of July! Situated in a popular residential area close to the UEA, this spacious four-bedroom student property offers generous and flexible accommodation in a prime location. Fully furnished, the property provides four comfortable bedrooms, a well-equipped kitchen and breakfast room, useful bathroom facilities and a generous rear garden. Its excellent position makes it a convenient choice for those looking to be close to the university while still having easy access to Norwich city centre and local amenities.

The Location

Wakefield Road occupies a practical and well-connected position within the west of Norwich, a location particularly well suited to students, university staff and young professionals seeking convenient access to both educational facilities and the city centre. The area forms part of the wider NR5 district, which has long been popular due to its proximity to the University of East Anglia (UEA), the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital and the Norwich Research Park. For students, the ability to reach campus on foot, by bicycle or via frequent bus services is a significant advantage, while the surrounding neighbourhood provides the everyday amenities needed for comfortable day-to-day living.

The Bowthorpe and Earlham areas provide local convenience stores, takeaways, caf©s and essential services, while larger supermarkets including Aldi, Tesco, Lidl and Co-op can all be found within a short distance. The nearby Longwater Retail Park offers additional shopping options, while Norwich city centre provides an extensive selection of national retailers, independent businesses, restaurants, bars and entertainment venues. Residents also benefit from easy access to healthcare services, pharmacies, gyms and sports facilities, ensuring daily necessities are close at hand.

The University of East Anglia, recognised as one of the region‘s leading higher education institutions, lies nearby and offers an expansive campus with extensive sporting, cultural and academic facilities. The Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital and Norwich Research Park further contribute to the area‘s academic and professional appeal, attracting students, researchers and healthcare professionals from across the country and beyond. For those pursuing further education, Norwich provides a range of colleges and specialist training facilities within easy reach.

Transport links are another key attraction. Frequent bus services connect the area with the university, hospital and Norwich city centre, while the A47 provides convenient road access across Norfolk and onwards to the A11 for routes towards Cambridge and London. Norwich Railway Station offers direct services to London Liverpool Street, Cambridge and a number of regional destinations, making both commuting and longer-distance travel straightforward.

Beyond its practical advantages, the location offers access to a variety of outdoor and recreational spaces. Earlham Park, the Yare Valley and nearby countryside walks provide opportunities for exercise and relaxation, while the historic city centre offers theatres, museums, sporting venues and cultural attractions throughout the year.

Wakefield Road, Norwich

On entering the property, the entrance hall provides access to the ground-floor accommodation and stairs leading to the first-floor. The ground-floor offers a particularly versatile layout, with the front room currently arranged as a fourth bedroom.

Towards the rear of the property is the spacious kitchen and breakfast room, providing a good amount of cupboard storage and worktop space alongside room for a dining table. The layout makes this a useful shared area for preparing meals and enjoying time together, with the kitchen forming a natural social hub for the property.

The first-floor provides three further bedrooms, all offering comfortable private accommodation. The first-floor also benefits from a family bathroom, while a separate WC provides additional convenience.

Outside, the property benefits from a generous rear garden, providing valuable additional space for tenants to enjoy during the warmer months. The garden offers plenty of room for outdoor seating and socialising, while the brick storage shed provides useful space for storing bikes, garden furniture and other belongings.

EPC Rating: C

Disclaimer

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