The Leather House, St. Georges Street, Norwich

SETTING THE SCENE
Situated on the corner of St. Georges Street, this striking four storey building, a former shoe factory and hotel enjoys views over several beautiful period properties, whilst itself featuring unique large arched topped windows. The grand double doors and intercom entry system allow access to the property, which is situated just inside the main front door.

THE GRAND TOUR
As you head inside, the front door takes you to a useful porch area where storage can be found for coats and shoes. Opening up to the light and bright hall entrance, fitted carpet runs underfoot, with an entry telecom system and stairs rising to the rear section of the hall. The first door to lead off is the second bedroom, with dual aspect windows to front and side, a bespoke mezzanine bed has been constructed to maximise the space, but this could of course be removed to enjoy the full height ceilings if required. Heading up the hall, the main bedroom is on your right, with views to the church, and full width built-in wardrobes with mirrored sliding doors. Opposite is the family bathroom, another spacious room with a three piece suite comprising low level W.C, pedestal hand wash basin and panelled bath with a shower over and tiled splash backs. The main living space is open plan, incorporating ample space for a sitting area, with a breakfast bar separating the kitchen area. Wood effect flooring runs underfoot, with a window to side, high ceilings, wall lighting and two built-in cupboards. The kitchen offers a u-shape arrangement of units and work surfaces, with an inset electric ceramic hob and oven, room for general white goods and tiled splash backs.

FIND US
Postcode : NR3 1AB
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VIRTUAL TOUR
View our virtual tour for a full 360 degree of the interior of the property.

AGENTS NOTE
The property is leasehold with a remaining 84 years from the original 125 year term. Ground rent is charged at £100 PA. Service charges for 2024-2025 are set at £213.51 PCM, and have averaged £182 PCM over the last four years. Major works in the last four years have been completed, including replacement of the communal fire safety system, and exterior decoration, with some works still going ahead.