Victorian schoolhouse converted into Norfolk home for sale

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 10 Oct, 09:43 · Archive

A converted Victorian schoolhouse on the Norfolk Broads is being sold with a guide price of £415,000 to £435,000.

A Victorian schoolhouse on the Norfolk Broads in Wroxham has been converted into a two-bedroom home and is now on the market. The property sits near Caen Meadow and the River Bure, with an open-plan living area featuring contemporary design elements, a modern kitchen and breakfast bar on the ground floor.

Upstairs, a spiral staircase leads to two double bedrooms. The principal bedroom has vaulted ceilings, exposed beams and a Juliet balcony with views across the surrounding area. There is also a shower room on the first floor.

Outside, the home includes a sheltered outdoor dining terrace surrounded by mature flower beds and parking for up to three cars. A large timber shed provides additional storage. Estate agents Sowerbys said the property combines 'bold architecture' with 'a sympathetic eye for detail', describing it as 'a truly idiosyncratic home nestled in an enviable location'. The guide price is £415,000 to £435,000.

How it is being reported

• 'Characterful' Victorian schoolhouse transformed into home hits the marketA "characterful" Victorian schoolhouse based in Wroxham on the Norfolk Broads, which was transformed into a two-bedroom home, is now on the market.Eastern Daily Press · 10 Oct, 09:30
• 'Characterful' Victorian schoolhouse transformed into home hits the marketA "characterful" Victorian schoolhouse based in Wroxham on the Norfolk Broads, which was transformed into a two-bedroom home, is now on the market.Norwich Evening News · 10 Oct, 09:30

In this story: Wroxham · Norfolk Broads · River Bure · Caen Meadow · Sowerbys

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