The listed price of £525,000 seems reasonable, considering its location in a desirable area of Norwich and that nearby comparable properties are valued higher. The lack of square footage data for comparables makes accurate price-per-square-foot analysis impossible. However, the price falls within the range of comparable nearby properties despite needing some renovation. Therefore, this is a fair price relative to the market but not exceptional value.

The property appears to be structurally sound, however it requires some modernisation. While the exterior is presentable, the interior photographs show that it needs updating. Decor is dated, and some areas show wear and tear requiring repairs (e.g., minor wall damage in the bathroom). It’s not in disrepair, but it isn’t in excellent condition either.

The property is located in the Nelson area of Norwich, within the Golden Triangle. This is generally considered a desirable area known for its proximity to the city centre, good schools, and convenient amenities. The nearby listings show a range of prices, suggesting the location is highly sought after, boosting its score. However, the lack of specific details regarding immediate proximity to shops, transport links and specific schools prevents a higher score.

The property has a small rear garden, sufficient for private outdoor space, but it doesn’t offer extensive land. This limits the score as the plot size is minimal, which is typical in this area of Norwich.