One-bed apartment near Norwich train station up for auction – Norwich Evening News

A one-bed studio apartment converted from an old storeroom is up for auction next month.
The entrance to the apartment living room goes through what is described as a Japanese style roof garden (Image: Minors and Brady)
The 864sqft apartment, in Lower Clarence Road, has a guide price of between £220,000 and £240,000.
The living room area of the apartment (Image: Minors and Brady)
The detached property includes a one-bedroom apartment and separate studio, in the adjacent building.
The kitchen/breakfast area of the apartment (Image: Minors and Brady)
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The apartment goes through a “Japanese style roof garden” leading into the living room, along with the combined kitchen/breakfast room and a bedroom, with built-in wardrobe and bathroom.
The bedroom of the apartment, with built-in wardrobe (Image: Minors and Brady)
The other entrance leads into the studio/office space, with an ensuite shower room.
The Japanese style roof garden could also be converted into off-road parking area (Image: Minors and Brady)
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The garden could also be used for off-road parking.
The bathroom area of the apartment (Image: Minors and Brady)
Located next to Norwich train station the apartment is for sale with Auction House East Anglia, by livestream auction, on September 13 at 11am.
The entrance into the studio/office space adjacent to the apartment (Image: Minors and Brady)
For more information about the auction, please contact auctionhouse.co.uk/eastanglia. 
The property is up for auction on September 13, at 11am with Auction House East Anglia (Image: Minors and Brady)
The studio/office space with ensuite bathroom (Image: Minors and Brady)
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