Woodside House

The Space
The spacious lounge offers plenty of seating for relaxation, complete with a smart television for streaming services like Amazon Prime and Netflix.

The well-equipped kitchen is ideal for family meals, featuring a large fridge-freezer, dishwasher, coffee machine, and gas cooker with a stove. Dining options include a large table in the kitchen and additional seating in the sunroom, which opens onto the patio.

Woodside House boasts seven well-appointed bedrooms, including one king-sized room with an ensuite and six double rooms (two with ensuites). Each room is thoughtfully decorated with ample storage for clothing. There is a ground-floor double bedroom which is accessible via a separate entrance.

The property features four bathrooms, including three ensuites, a family bathroom with a bath and shower, and an extra WC in the cloakroom. A wet room is conveniently located next to the accessible ground-floor bedroom.

The garden at Woodside House is a serene setting for family gatherings, featuring a luxurious hot tub. Enjoy barbecues in the outdoor area, complete with seating and a BBQ. At the end of the garden, a charming wooden shelter offers a quiet retreat.

Neighborhood
Norwich is a medieval city in Norfolk, located in the East of England.

Renowned for its well-preserved architecture, including Norwich Cathedral and Norwich Castle, as well as its rich history dating back over 1,000 years, it is a must-visit destination for both locals and visitors.

If you enjoy the arts and shopping, there are plenty of places to explore, such as Elm Hill, where you can find a variety of shops, cafés, and art galleries. The Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts houses extensive art collections, while The Royal Arcade features unique boutiques, and Norwich Market offers local produce, street food, and handmade crafts.

North Norfolk boasts a variety of attractions for those looking to venture further. You can visit Horsey Gap for an unforgettable seal-watching experience, where seals can often be seen basking on the shore. The lively seaside towns of Cromer and Sheringham, known for their traditional charm, are just a short drive away, along with art galleries and craft shops. For a quintessential seaside experience, Great Yarmouth features classic attractions, while Wroxham, the heart of the Norfolk Broads, invites you to explore its iconic waterways by boat, offering a timeless journey through this beautiful region.

Getting Around
Norwich is easily accessible by a variety of transport options. It is well-connected by major roads, with the A11 and A47 providing quick access to nearby towns and attractions.

Public transport is also readily available, with Norwich Railway Station serving as a hub for trains to London, Cambridge, and beyond. The station is conveniently located within walking distance of the city centre.

For those who prefer to explore on two wheels or on foot, Norwich boasts an extensive network of cycle paths and pedestrian-friendly streets, allowing you to take in the city’s historic architecture and charming atmosphere at your leisure.

Local bus services operate throughout the city and surrounding areas, offering reliable connections to nearby villages and attractions, making it easy to discover all that Norwich has to offer.