The list price of £550,000 seems relatively reasonable in the context of the local market. While there is limited comparable data, neighbouring properties suggest prices range from approximately £200,000 to over £900,000, suggesting this falls in the mid-range and in line with similar detached properties in the area. The property’s size, features (multiple bedrooms and bathrooms), and garden contribute to the price justification. The lack of precise square footage for comparison properties is a limiting factor here.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in good overall condition. While some aspects show signs of age (some decor in the property is outdated), there are also clear indications of recent renovations or updates to the kitchen and bathrooms. The property seems well-maintained but is not pristine; there is room for minor modernisation in some areas.

The property is situated in Little Whelnetham, a village offering a tranquil setting yet conveniently located approximately 3.5 miles from Bury St Edmunds. This proximity provides access to a wider range of amenities, transport links (Bury St Edmunds train station is only 7.53 KM away), and schools. The presence of the Rushbrook Arms Public House adds to the local convenience. However, it’s not a central location within a bustling town, hence the score isn’t higher.

The property includes a substantial garden with mature landscaping and various outbuildings which offers a good amount of space. While the exact plot size is not given, it is described as ‘an enclosed plot of approximately 0.36 of an acre’ and the images reveal the garden is expansive. This is a considerable amount of outdoor space for a family home in a village setting.