St George's Place, Sprowston

Norfolk, NR7 8GN

Prices from - £172,995



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St George's Place is a superb collection of homes in a vibrant new community, ideally situated less than four miles from the cosmopolitan city of Norwich.

The historic town of Sprowston offers a wide range of useful amenities for residents and visitors alike. St George's Place is ideally situated with access to several supermarkets, a post office and a number of banks, as well as a doctor and dentist surgeries. The town also has three primary schools, three middle schools and a high school offering both sixth form and adult education provision.

These community facilities are set to grow even further as the new neighbourhood around St George's expands; new pedestrian and cycle ways, a primary school and a number of recreation areas are all in the pipeline.

The family friendly Blue Boar Inn is a short stroll away, as is Sprowston Manor Hotel, which boasts dinig and spa facilities, plus an 18 hole golf course and fitness club. Meanwhile children of all ages will enjoy the play areas at Sparhawk Park.

Less than four miles away from home is the vibrant city of Norwich, with its plethora of cultural, leisure, retail and dining facilities. Attractions include the city's 11th century cathedral, the Theatre Royal and Intu Chapelfield shopping centre. Sprowston has good transport links via the A47, while London Liverpool Street can be accessed in just under 2 hours from Norwich Railway Station.

St George's Place is in a fantastic location to explore all the attractions that the beautiful Norfolk countryside and coastline has to offer.

Just half an hour away by car is the idyllic Norfolk Broads. There's all manner of things to do when you get there; from hiring a boat and birdwatching to visiting a restored windmill or medieval church.

There is a huge amount of options when it comes to keeping the family entertained. The coastal town of Cromer is famous for its tasty crabs, wide open beaches and traditional theatre offering an array of concerts and the only End of the Pier Show in Europe, while thrill seekers will enjoy a visit to treetop adventure park BeWILDerwood in Hoveton.

Norfolk is well known for its stunning beaches, five of which have been honoured with Blue Flag awards; Hunstanton, Sheringham, Cromer, Sea Palling, and Mundesley. In addition, Holkham was voted the best beach in Britain by a panel of over 100 travel writers; this stunning stretch of coastline features in the closing scenes of the hugely popular film Shakespeare in Love and is completely unspoilt to this day.

Travel times and distances

By road to:

Norwich Railway Station 2.9 miles

Norwich City Centre 3.3 miles

Norfolk Broads 16.0 miles

Caister-on-Sea 19.7 miles

Yarmouth 19.9 miles

Cromer 23.1 miles

Diss 28.7 miles

Southwold 35.7 miles

Wells-next-the-Sea 37.3 miles

Thetford 37.5 miles