Landmark apartments enjoy sales success in Norfolk

For housebuilder Charles Church, swift sales generally signify that once again it has successfully repeated its winning formula of creating desirable new homes in locations in which people aspire to live, and the most recent phase of apartments at its landmark Fellowes Plain development in the heart of Norwich has proved no exception to the rule.

Created within the sensitive conversion and restoration of the historic Administration Building of the original listed Norfolk and Norwich Hospital, the first phase of stylish one and two bedroom apartments have now all been reserved, leaving just 8 apartments to be released for sale in the final phase. Eagerly anticipated by a number of disappointed purchasers who missed out on the previous phase, demand for the last remaining apartments is once again expected to be intense.

The popularity of the apartments within the Administration Building is attributable to several factors; excellent location, superb specification, a high degree of individuality and character not normally associated with brand new homes, and perhaps a desire to own and live in part of a building which has been such a significant factor in the history of Norwich.

Within walking distance of the city centre, Fellowes Plain is certainly convenient for those who work in Norwich, making it an ideal proposition for people who wish to rely less on their cars. The striking Administration Building has also lent itself extremely well to conversion, its high ceilings, tall windows and other architectural quirks providing each apartment with an identity all of its own. Despite its inherent character, Charles Church has carefully incorporated a contemporary and highly-sophisticated specification into each property within the building, creating in the process a range of homes ideally suited to today's lifestyles.

Kitchens, for example, generally part of the main living space, are uncompromisingly modern in design and feature a range of built-in and integrated appliances, whilst bathrooms and en-suite bathrooms have been designed to offer understated chic, with their classic white sanitaryware enhanced by chrome fittings and complementary wall tiling.

In addition, purchasers have been able to choose from Charles Church's extensive range of ‘Select' options, enabling them to individualise their new homes further, adding granite worktops to the kitchen, for instance, Amtico flooring or even complete furniture packages.

Although the final eight apartments within the Administration Building have yet to be released and prices finalised, Charles Church is inviting all interested purchasers to register their interest now to avoid disappointment.

For further information, log on to Charleschurch.com.