The list price of £300,000 seems reasonable considering similar properties on Bury Street, which range from £250,000 to £290,000. The fact that it’s in the desirable Golden Triangle area supports this price point. The absence of square footage for comparable properties makes a precise per-square-foot analysis difficult. However, the property seems to offer decent value given its location and features, despite being in need of some renovation or modernisation.

The provided photos suggest a property that is habitable but could benefit from some modernisation. While the rooms appear clean and well-maintained, the overall aesthetic appears dated. The kitchen, in particular, shows its age. The bathrooms are also fairly basic, without any high-end features. There’s no indication of serious structural issues but overall there’s room for improvement in terms of modern finishes.

The property is located in the Golden Triangle area of Norwich, known for its desirable residential character. Proximity to good schools, including Norwich High School for Girls and Town Close House Preparatory School, adds to its appeal. While specific amenities such as shops and transport links aren’t detailed, the area’s reputation suggests good access to these services. The slightly lower score reflects the absence of explicit details about immediate access to amenities and transport links.

The property includes a small, enclosed rear garden, which is a positive aspect in a city centre location. However, the size is relatively modest, limiting its potential for significant outdoor living space. Hence, a moderate score is assigned considering this context.