Plans to turn the building at 96 Pottergate into a one-bedroom home have been lodged with Norwich City Council.

The scheme outlines changes to make the site a suitable living space, including providing bike and bin storage and a shower room.

The office has been vacant since May 2025 after it was no longer needed by a neighbouring business.

Plans showing the layout for the proposed home (Image: Norwich City Council/Lanpro)

According to the plans the building was used as a home before 2016.

The plans explain: "The proposed dwelling would provide one bedroom and associated living accommodation across a single storey with a total internal floorspace of 50 square metres.

"This meets the minimum requirement for dwellings providing one bedroom with two bedspaces.

"The proposals include the provision of a shower room (not a full bathroom), which ensures that the remaining area, including all habitable rooms, maximises the living space available."

City Hall will now consider the plans.

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