Property video in Norwich: red brick, flint, pantiles and river frontage

The streets between Unthank Road and Earlham Road, known locally as the Golden Triangle, are lined with Victorian and Edwardian terraces. Many have been extended at the back or opened up inside. A film for one of them should make the layout legible: where the kitchen extension starts, how the stairs turn, how long the garden really is.

We sequence the rooms in the order a viewer would walk them, using your photographs and the floor plan. Generated camera movement stays inside the real proportions; we never widen a hallway or brighten a north-facing room beyond what your images show. Room names and sizes come from your particulars.

Riverside apartment buildings near the station and along the Wensum sell partly on the water. The film can show the river, but the view from each flat must be the view that flat actually has. A third-floor balcony shot is never reused for a ground-floor unit. The riverside path and the walk to the station can feature too, through photographs you are licensed to use.

Service charges, leasehold terms and parking arrangements are not something we summarise or interpret; they appear only as wording supplied by you. For new phases still under construction, any CGI is labelled as an illustration and kept visually distinct from photographs of completed homes.