Norwich is the main city of Norfolk County, northeast of London. In the 7th century, the Saxons founded the settlement of Norwich here, but scientists believe that somebody used to live here before, as the first official mention of the city dates back to 1158. The oldest historical sights of Norwich are the Cathedral of Norwich, the Castle of Norwich, and a huge number of small churches. In the Middle Ages, the city numbered more than 57 churches, but only 31 of them survived. If you want to live in a historical and decent city, you should definitely buy property in Norwich.
 

Norwich is considered to be one of the largest trading cities in England, and its market is the largest open market in these places. The authorities pay great attention to attract tourists to the city, that’s why there are numerous museums, shops and cafes here. There is even a collection of historical buildings, which include, in addition to the cathedral and the castle, such buildings as the Great Hospital, the Town Hall, the Andreevsky Hall, the Dragon Hall, the Assembly House, and the St. James Mill.
 

Unlike other countries, the UK does not have an annual property tax. Nevertheless, owners and even tenants of real estate must pay a municipal tax (Council Tax), which goes to the maintenance of police, schools and streets cleaning. Owners of almost all apartments also need to pay for service building (Service Charge) - from 1000 up to 10 000 pounds per year. When buying, you need to immediately clarify the amount of this payment, which is fully used to operate real estate in Norwich.
 

Decisions on housing have to be made quickly, so it will be a great advantage for you, if you know the market value of an apartment and reasons for raising or lowering prices. However, it is incredibly difficult to buy property in Norwich on your own. It's better and easier to use the help of professional brokers to make a profitable deal. If you are willing to purchase real estate in Norwich, check the following link: https://www.domaza.co.uk/buy_property_in_norwich/