This apartment is on the 2nd floor, with no lift, in the heart of historical Norwich, just a minute's walk from Norwich cathedral, bars, restaurants, cafes, antique shops, and Norwich's famous outdoor market. This is an open-plan living apartment with a super king-size bed at one end of the room with its spacious ensuite bathroom. Its bright lounge and modern fitted kitchen area are at the other end of the room, with lots of natural light and seating for socialising. This property is well-placed for Norwich's business, media, and education community within walking distance of the city's tourist attractions, trendy bars, and restaurants. We have family-friendly properties alongside corporate travellers' functional work-friendly spaces to suit most budgets, ideally suited for those looking for easy access to Norwich City centre and, at the same time, within 30 minutes to reach Norfolk's sandy beaches. FAQs: Frequently asked questions
Address: 17 Colgate, NR3 1BN Norwich, , United Kingdom
Size: 30.0 m², 1 Room, 1 Bathroom
Beds: 1 King size bed, 1 Sofa bed
Prices: 89 GBP - 140 GBP / Night
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The rates are discounted depending on the length of stay. To view the discounted rates, please enter your required dates with no obligation to book. The rates are subject to change without notice. Once you have booked your rate is fixed and will not change. Please note, the above rates are inclusive of all charges including if needed, parking for one car or van - gated parking space subject to availability. Please request when booking:
The Colegate area is a quiet location a minute's walk from the city centre with the hustle and Bussell of Norwich market shopping centres, restaurants, pubs and bars. From this location, you have easy access to the antique shops on Magdalen Street, river walks, or, if you prefer, canoe along the Wensum river, all within a minute's walk from the apartment. Norwich has long been renowned for its many churches, beautiful houses, and gardens, but its ancient streets retain much of their early character and are equally notable. Princes Street is one such 'piece of picturesque Norwich' that has been beautifully restored. Among its buildings are many from the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, blended with modern offices and homes. Leading off Princes Street is the winding and cobbled Elm Hill, probably the best-loved street in the city. A century ago, it was derelict, but the Corporation took over the street after the First World War. They proposed to develop Elm Hill but were fortunately persuaded to restore it instead, with superb results. Today, the street has become a centre of the antique trade and one of the main attractions of Norwich. At the corner stands the Briton's Arms, once an inn but now a charming coffee house with half-timbered walls, a thatched roof, and a three-storied gable end. Outside the Briton's Arms grew the original Elm tree from which the street was named. A little further down, the entrance to the ancient monastery of Father Ignatius can be seen, while at the lower end stands the church of Simon and St Jude, now used as the Scout and Guide Store. for more on this.
The property has the option of free onsite/offsite parking for one car or van. We are within walking distance of Norwich train station and bus station and only fifteen minutes drive from Norwich airport. Local bus stops are moments away, with an approximate twenty-minute ride to the UEA, Norfolk, and Norwich University Hospital.
