The list price of £110,000 seems relatively reasonable compared to other similar properties in the area, especially considering the need for modernisation. However, the lack of square footage data and comparison to properties with similar sqft makes it difficult to fully assess value. The average price in nearby streets is higher; however, these are not directly comparable because sqft data is missing.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in need of some modernisation and refurbishment. While structurally sound, the interior decor, kitchen, and bathroom are dated and show signs of wear and tear. A significant amount of work would be required to bring the property to a modern standard.

The property is situated in St Peters Street, Lowestoft, which benefits from its proximity to the town centre, providing easy access to shops, amenities, and transportation links. The nearby train station offers connections to other parts of the region. Several schools are also within a reasonable distance, although their Ofsted ratings should be independently verified. However, Lowestoft itself is a coastal town with some economic challenges, hence the score isn’t higher.

The property has a small garden area. While this adds to the property’s appeal, the size is relatively modest, which restricts the potential for outdoor living space. The shed also appears to be in a poor state of repair.