The list price of £200,000 seems somewhat reasonable, given comparable properties in the area. The lack of square footage data for many nearby listings makes a precise comparison difficult. However, nearby properties on Queens Court itself show a degree of variation in price, suggesting the market may not be entirely stable. The price point reflects the property’s condition and size relative to local market trends, but isn’t exceptionally good value.

The property appears to be in reasonable condition, with what seems to be a recently updated kitchen. However, the interior photographs suggest a relatively standard finish. There’s no evidence of significant issues, but it’s not at the high end in terms of finish and design.

Long Stratton is a popular village in South Norfolk with good amenities and schools. The proximity to well-regarded primary and secondary schools (within 0.75km) makes it attractive to families. The 0.55km distance to Long Stratton High School which received a ‘Good’ Ofsted rating is a significant positive. While transport links aren’t explicitly detailed, its village location suggests a quieter lifestyle, which might appeal to some but be a drawback for others.

The property includes a garden, but it appears to be of average size for a property of this type. The available images of the garden don’t show extensive landscaping or particularly noteworthy features.