With a list price of £550,000, the price seems reasonable, yet not exceptional value considering the size and features. Comparable properties on Cintra Road and nearby streets, although lacking precise square footage data, are priced similarly. The size of the garden, which is a key selling feature, likely adds to the price. More precise square footage data for comparable properties would give a clearer picture of whether it is good value for money.

The provided photographs reveal a property that appears well-maintained, though not necessarily newly renovated. The kitchen shows some updates but the bathroom’s checkerboard tiling indicates it may be older. There is no evidence of significant repair needs, but some aspects might benefit from modernising to enhance its overall appeal. Overall the property presents well, however, it’s not perfect condition.

The property is situated in Thorpe Hamlet, Norwich, which is a desirable residential area. Its proximity to several well-regarded schools (Lionwood Infant and Nursery School, Lionwood Junior School, rated Outstanding and Good respectively, are particularly close) and its relative closeness to Norwich city centre (1.34 KM to Norwich station) makes it attractive. While specific amenities’ distances aren’t given, the description of a tranquil location and proximity to woodlands suggest a pleasant environment.

The property description highlights a significant garden, described as ‘the longest garden on the street’. The photos confirm this, displaying a substantial, well-maintained outdoor space, including various outbuildings. This is a key advantage in comparison to properties on other streets which do not always have gardens or substantial ones.