The Factory is a striking conversion of a 1950s drawing office and workshop into 24 loft-style residential units. Originally built for the designers at Laurence, Scott & Electromotors which is one of Britain's leading engineering firms. LSE's ground breaking contributions include constructing engines for the Titanic, designing the world's first traffic lights, and producing motors for the Channel Tunnel boring machines.

This exceptional penthouse is bathed in natural light, benefiting from a double aspect that provides uninterrupted panoramic views of Norwich's skyline including the Cathedral, Castle and Football Club. Spanning 1,760 sq ft across two floors, the property boasts an inviting entrance hall and an open-plan kitchen, living, and dining area, enhanced by a 18'5 ft barrel-vaulted ceiling and an impressive roof lantern that floods the space with light.

The ground floor boasts three well-proportioned bedrooms, along with a stylish family bathroom. Upstairs, the principal bedroom features another striking roof lantern, an en suite shower room, and ample storage space.

Additional highlights include elegant cast iron radiators, a spacious south-facing roof terrace framed by a sleek glass balustrade, offering a sun-soaked retreat, and a dedicated parking space in the private car park at the rear of the building, with the option to rent a second space. A sophisticated blend of heritage, contemporary design, and bright, open living spaces.

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