The list price of £550,000 seems somewhat high considering the required refurbishment, despite the excellent location. The lack of information on square footage for comparable properties makes it harder to determine price per square foot, thereby making it hard to determine a perfect price score. Considering its location and the need for renovation work, the price reflects a balance between the two, making it slightly above average but not exceptionally good value.

While the exterior of the property appears well-maintained and attractive, the interior images reveal some areas needing updating or modernising. The kitchen, in particular, seems dated. The basement also requires significant work. Therefore, the property isn’t in excellent condition, necessitating some renovation or refurbishment.

The property is located in Chequer Square, Bury St Edmunds, a highly desirable location in the historic town centre. Its proximity to the Cathedral, Norman Tower, and other significant landmarks contributes to its appeal. The area boasts good transport links and is within walking distance of shops, schools, and other amenities. This prime location justifies a high score.

The property includes a small, manageable rear garden, which is a positive feature in a town centre location. However, the plot size is limited compared to properties outside of the town centre. The garden is appealing but relatively small in size.