Published:
12:56 PM April 13, 2021
Updated:
1:20 PM April 13, 2021
The grand United Reformed church, Princes Street, designed by Edward Boardman, is for sale.
- Credit: United Reformed church
A United Reformed church in Norwich designed by renowned architect Edward Boardman, which closed after celebrating its bicentenary, is for sale.
The United Reformed church for sale
- Credit: United Reformed church
And the church, in Princes Street, could be converted subject to planning permission, into a house - although it has little outside space and no parking.
The impressive three storey building was redesigned by Boardman - famous for many notable Norwich buildings - in 1868. He transformed it from a simple building to one with intricate plasterwork and a balcony enclosed by ironwork.
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