• Desirable location in the popular suburb of Thorpe St Andrew +
• Gravel driveway providing a welcoming approach and convenient parking +
• Flexible ground floor with entrance hall, study, bedroom, wet room and storage +
• Characterful sitting room with exposed wooden beams overhead +
• U -shaped kitchen diner with plenty of workspace and adjoining dining area +
• Bright conservatory overlooking the garden and usable all year round +
• Spacious upper level bedroom with room for wardrobes seating or dressing area +
• Low maintenance garden offering generous outdoor space without heavy upkeep +
• Friendly neighbourhood with a lovely community feel and excellent local amenities +
• Opportunity for updating with only minimal work required to make it your own +

It’s not often a home offers charm, practicality, and scope to personalise, but this property does just that. Set on Charles Avenue in the ever-popular Thorpe St. Andrew, it welcomes you with a gravel drive and a bright entrance hall. Inside, a study, bedroom, wet room, and useful storage provide everyday convenience. The sitting room, complete with exposed wooden beams, is a standout feature and links beautifully with the U-shaped kitchen and dining area. A conservatory adds further living space, overlooking the generous low-maintenance garden. Upstairs, a large bedroom offers flexibility, whether for storage, seating, or a dressing area. With only modest updating required, this home is a fantastic opportunity to create your own haven in a friendly neighbourhood with excellent amenities nearby. The Location Thorpe St. Andrew is a much-loved suburb just to the east of Norwich city centre, combining a peaceful, residential feel with excellent local amenities. Families are well catered for, with highly regarded schools such as Thorpe St. Andrew School and Sixth Form close by, while the area also offers everything you need day to day—from a large Sainsbury’s to the shops and leisure facilities at Riverside Retail Park. One of the real highlights of Thorpe St. Andrew is its wonderful riverside setting. The picturesque River Yare runs through the area, offering scenic walks, wildlife spotting, and plenty of fresh air. The River Green Pantry, a welcoming café by the water, is a popular stop for coffee or lunch during a riverside stroll. Nearby, residents can also enjoy a great choice of local eateries, including a much-loved Thai restaurant and a traditional fish and chip shop. For those commuting or travelling further afield, Thorpe St. Andrew enjoys superb connections. The A47 and Northern Distributor Road (NDR) are both easily accessible, making journeys simple, while Broadland Business Park is just around the corner—ideal for those working nearby. Add in regular bus services to the city centre and beyond, and you have a location that balances convenience with a calm, community feel. Thorpe St. Andrew continues to be a sought-after place to live, offering a slower pace of life with the beauty of river walks and green spaces on the doorstep, while still keeping Norwich city centre within easy reach. Set behind a gravel drive, this charming home offers a warm welcome with its inviting entrance hall leading the way to a variety of well-proportioned rooms. A handy study provides the perfect space for home working or hobbies, while a comfortable bedroom and convenient wet room ensure practicality is well catered for. There is also useful storage space, making everyday living that bit easier. The heart of the home lies in the sitting room, a delightful space brimming with character thanks to its rich overhead wooden beams. This flows seamlessly into the kitchen diner, where a smart U-shaped kitchen sits alongside a dining area—perfect for everyday meals or hosting family and friends. A bright conservatory extends the living space further, offering a peaceful spot to enjoy the garden views all year round. Upstairs, a large bedroom provides plenty of room for wardrobes, seating, or even a dressing area. Outside, the property boasts a generous low-maintenance garden plot, ideal for those who enjoy outdoor space without the heavy upkeep. The home sits in a friendly neighbourhood with lovely neighbours, adding to its appeal. While the property would benefit from some updating, the works required are minimal—offering a fantastic opportunity to put your own stamp on this already characterful home. Sold Freehold Connected to oil-fired heating, mains water, electricity and drainage. Minors and Brady, along with their representatives, are not authorised to provide assurances about the property, whether on their own behalf or on behalf of their client. We do not take responsibility for any statements made in these particulars, which do not constitute part of any offer or contract. It is recommended to verify leasehold charges provided by the seller through legal representation. All mentioned areas, measurements, and distances are approximate, and the information provided, including text, photographs, and plans, serves as guidance and may not cover all aspects comprehensively. It should not be assumed that the property has all necessary planning, building regulations, or other consents. Services, equipment, and facilities have not been tested by Minors and Brady, and prospective purchasers are advised to verify the information to their satisfaction through inspection or other means.