Latest house prices for Newton Flotman, Norwich

Newton Flotman sits about seven miles south of Norwich, positioned where the main A140 road crosses the River Tas. The village takes its name from the ‘flotmen’ or ferrymen who once navigated these waters, and the landscape is still defined by the low-lying meadows of the Tas Valley. At its heart is the medieval stone bridge, which dates back several centuries and remains a key local landmark near the 14th-century church of St Mary. While the village has grown significantly with 20th-century housing, it maintains a practical layout with a local primary school, a surgery, and a village hall that serves as a hub for the community. The surrounding countryside offers a network of footpaths through the Smockmill Common nature reserve, providing a direct connection to the rural Norfolk landscape while keeping the city within easy commuting distance by bus or car.