A fine 18th Century house of major historical significance itself, facing onto one of the City’s most historic squares. The house was the home as well as the drawing school of John Sell Cotman, one of the founding fathers of the Norwich School of Artists. Palace Plain...
Devereux House, 80-82 St George’s Street (Grade II) An early 16th Century house with a flint and brick ground floor, jettied and timber-framed upper storey and some mediaeval elements in a very poor state of repair, restored as a studio/workshop with a flat...
St Swithin’s Cottage, St Swithin’s Alley (Grade II) Another property passed on by the Norwich Society, this 17th Century building to the rear of St Swithin’s Church (the church is now the Norwich Arts Centre) has a thatched roof, unusual for the City....
Queen Anne Yard and St Miles Alley, Colegate (Grade II) An interesting and varied group, including mediaeval cottages, a chantry, a Regency building and a derelict site, giving the Trust its first opportunity to incorporate an element of new build in the...
137-141 Magdalen Street (part Grade II) A mixed group, varying from a 17th Century house with a jettied rear through to Victorian with modern additions. Bought by the City Council and transferred to the Trust, the scheme, which required some exchange of...
2-4 St Andrew’s Hill (Grade II) A small group dating from the 16th Century, with extensive 17th Century additions, now leased from the council on a 125-years term at a peppercorn rent. It was restored to provide two maisonettes, sold on 125-year sub-leases, and...
