Host & Stay | St Clements House

Located just outside Norwich city centre, St Clements House offers a welcoming retreat for those looking to explore the city or the Norfolk region. With three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a spacious garden, and parking for two cars, it’s ideal for both business and leisure stays. Sleeping up to six guests, this dog friendly property is a fantastic choice for stays in Norwich.

The Space:
St Clements House offers comfortable accommodation for families, work groups, or friends with three bedrooms: two with super king-sized beds and one single bedroom. An extra single bed in one of the super king rooms allows for a sixth guest.

There are two first-floor bathrooms—one with a shower over bath and another with a shower cubicle—plus an additional WC on the ground floor.

The fully equipped kitchen includes a fridge, freezer, and dishwasher, with plenty of cookware and utensils.

The separate dining room, with seating for six, opens onto the garden through double glass doors.

In the summer, enjoy the garden and patio with outdoor furniture. For colder days, the living room provides a cosy retreat with a flat-screen smart TV.

Guest Access:
Guests have access to the full property. The keys to the property are accessed via a secure key safe and full details will be provided shortly before your arrival date.

An EV charging point is also available for use, payment for use can be made via the Voltshare app.

Interaction with Guests:
We're always available for our guests so please don’t hesitate to get in touch.

The Neighborhood:
St Clements House is ideally located just 2 miles from central Norwich, offering guests quick and easy access to the city's vibrant offerings. You can reach the city centre in around 10 minutes by car, 35 minutes on foot, or by using the regular public transport routes available from the house. This convenient location makes St Clements House the perfect base for exploring Norwich and its many attractions.

Norwich city centre is bustling with a fantastic range of shopping districts, pubs, cafés, restaurants, and historic attractions. A must-see is the famous Norwich Cathedral, an 11th-century masterpiece with the second-largest cloister in England. Open daily with guided tours available, it’s worth a visit even if you're short on time. If you’re looking for a peaceful break in your day, the cathedral's grounds make for an idyllic spot for a quick picnic or to relax with a sandwich as you explore the city.

Norwich is also known for its wonderful parks, riverside walks, and gardens. The Riverside Walk offers scenic strolls with attractions such as Cow Tower along the way. For those who enjoy the outdoors, Whitlingham Country Park on the edge of the city is a must-visit. Here, visitors can hire canoes or kayaks, or simply enjoy the peaceful walk around the lake. Despite being a busy city, Norwich boasts plenty of green spaces and nature-filled spots where you can take a break from the bustle.

For shopping enthusiasts, Norwich offers a delightful mix of high street favourites and unique independent outlets. Chantry Place is the go-to shopping mall for well-known brands, while the Norwich Lanes and the city's 11th-century market are perfect for those looking for something special or unique. The market is great for finding bargains or sampling international cuisine from its numerous food stalls.

Entertainment options in Norwich are plentiful, with several cinemas, bowling alleys, escape rooms, and trampoline parks. For a distinctive experience, we highly recommend a visit to Cinema City, a boutique cinema in a historic building, or The Bowling House, which offers a unique take on classic bowling.

With so much to see and do, Norwich is a fantastic destination for a city break. Its compact city centre is easily explored on foot, making it the perfect place for a relaxing and enjoyable getaway.

Getting Around:
For those who enjoy walking, St Clements House is only a 35-minute stroll from Norwich city centre, allowing you to soak in the sights and surroundings along the way. The city's compact layout makes it easy to explore once you're in the heart of Norwich, with most attractions, shopping districts, and dining options accessible on foot.

St Clements House is just a 10-minute drive from Norwich city centre, making it easy to explore the city's attractions, shops, and dining options.

Regular bus routes connect St Clements House to Norwich city centre and surrounding areas. The journey takes around 10-15 minutes, making public transport a convenient option for exploring without a car. Bus stops are located within walking distance from the property, allowing easy access to the city’s attractions.

Norwich is a cycle-friendly city, and cycling from St Clements House to the city centre takes around 10-15 minutes. There are several dedicated cycle paths, and bike rentals are available in the city for those who prefer to explore on two wheels.

Whether you're driving, walking, cycling, or using public transport, St Clements House provides the perfect base for exploring the best of Norwich. From historic landmarks like Norwich Cathedral to the lively Norwich Lanes and 11th-century market, you'll find endless opportunities for adventure, relaxation, and discovery in this charming city.