Shire House, Grade II listed civic building in Norwich, United Kingdom.
Shire House is a Grade II listed county hall in Norwich featuring symmetrical facades and classical architectural details typical of English civic buildings. The structure houses administrative functions and stands prominently within the city's commercial and governmental district.
The building was constructed to serve as the county administration center for Norfolk and has maintained this function since its creation. It reflects a period when local governance needed dedicated civic spaces, a role that has continued through changing administrative needs.
The structure exemplifies the civic architectural heritage of Norwich, joining over 1,500 listed buildings that form the city's built environment.
The building sits centrally in Norwich and is easily accessible on foot from the main shopping areas and transit points in the city. As an active administrative facility, opening hours may be limited and visitors should check accessibility conditions beforehand.
The building continues to function as an active administrative facility while preserving its historical features under Grade II protection regulations.
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