Norfolk Property Online presents a beautifully presented, three bedroom 1950’s semi-detached house in the popular location of Old Catton. The property features a bay fronted sitting room with feature fireplace, modern kitchen breakfast room, extended dining room and downstairs w/c. On the first floor, there are three bedrooms with a bay fronted master… Read more »
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Find out how the recent abolition of stamp duty for first-time buyers will affect you.
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Whilst the spring and summer months are typically the best time to sell, there are many unique benefits to selling your home during the Christmas period.
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So you’ve seen a house online that you like. Your excitement is building at the thought of it becoming your new home. But slow down! First, you need to view it in person. This is your chance to take a closer look at the property, ask as many questions as possible, and assess whether… Read more »
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I’m sure you’re aware that Black Friday is only a few days away. That means it’s time for deals galore! Made famous by our American friends, this is the one day a year where retailers across the country offer generous discounts for their products or services. And this year, Norfolk Property Online will be… Read more »
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Here are our top tips on taking the perfect property photographs.
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Norfolk Property Online is currently recruiting a sales negotiator to join our team! Interested? Take a further look. You may be exactly who we’re looking for!
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Norfolk Property Online presents three lovely city centre apartments located on St. Faiths Road adjacent to Norwich Cathedral. All three apartments have no onward chain and are great for personal residence or as buy-to-let investments. The centre of Norwich boasts two modern shopping malls, a bustling market place and boutique shopping in the numerous… Read more »
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This fantastic 3 storied 4 bedroom townhouse on Mountbatten Drive in the popular area of Old Catton is our Property of the Week.
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The Bank of England has recently raised it’s base rate from 0.25pc to 0.5pc. This may have an affect on you and your current or future mortgage.
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