The list price of £300,000 seems somewhat high given the property’s condition and the lack of a significant garden. While the location is good, the extensive renovation needed offsets the positive aspects of location. Comparing it to other properties on Wood Street, which range from £146,000 to £425,000, there is scope for negotiation if the property needs extensive work. The average price of nearby streets also doesn’t provide much clarity due to a lack of sqft data.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in need of significant renovation. While the exterior presents reasonably well, the interior shows considerable wear and tear, outdated fixtures, and requires extensive modernisation. This necessitates a substantial investment to bring it up to modern standards. The condition of some walls and floors in particular is poor.

The property is situated in Norwich, a desirable city in the East of England. Its proximity to several schools (Bignold Primary School, Norwich City College, The Free School Norwich, and Sir Isaac Newton Sixth Form) and its relatively short distance to Norwich city centre contribute positively to its location score. However, the lack of specific details regarding amenities and the immediate neighborhood slightly lowers the score.

The property’s plot size is listed as 0.00 sqft, indicating a very small or non-existent garden. The small rear yard visible in the photos provides minimal outdoor space, resulting in a low land score.