The listing price of £250,000 appears reasonable, considering the location and the type of property. Comparable properties in the same area have sold for similar or higher prices, indicating market value. However, the lack of precise square footage and plot size details for nearby properties makes a definitive assessment difficult, and the need for updating/modernisation is also a factor in this slightly below average value for money score.

The provided images suggest a property in generally acceptable condition. While there is no evidence of significant disrepair, the interiors appear dated and could benefit from modernising. The kitchen and bathroom, whilst functional, seem to need updating. The overall impression is of a property that is habitable but would require some work to bring it to a higher standard.

Mundesley is a popular coastal village in North Norfolk, known for its beach and relatively peaceful atmosphere. The property’s proximity to good primary schools (Mundesley Junior and Infant Schools, both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and a children’s centre is a significant advantage for families. While transport links to larger towns may require a car, the village itself seems reasonably well-served, enhancing its desirability. However, the limited information on local amenities beyond schools necessitates a slightly lower score.

The property has a garden, which is positive. However, the plot size is not specified, and the garden shown in the photographs appears relatively small compared to some other properties in the area, particularly the more expensive ones. Therefore, a mid-range score reflects its presence but acknowledges its limited extent.