The asking price of £280,000 appears relatively reasonable considering the property’s location in Cromer. The lack of information regarding the square footage of the property prevents a precise price-per-square-foot analysis. However, considering comparable properties in the area (although sqft data is absent for those too), the price seems within the expected range for a two-bedroom bungalow in this location. It’s important to note that ‘tenant in situ’ affects the value proposition.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be reasonably well-maintained, but it is not in pristine condition. The interior shows signs of wear and tear, particularly in the kitchen and bathroom. The décor is dated, and some aspects of the property would likely benefit from some modernisation or refurbishment. The garden also seems a little unkempt in places.

Cromer is a popular seaside town in North Norfolk, known for its beautiful beaches and Victorian architecture. The property’s location in Howards Hill West puts it within reasonable proximity to Cromer town centre, which offers amenities such as shops, restaurants, and transportation links. The nearby train station provides convenient access to other parts of Norfolk and beyond. However, the proximity to an inadequate-rated school (Argyll House) slightly detracts from the score.

The property includes a garden, which is a desirable feature, especially in a location like Cromer. While the exact size isn’t specified, the photos suggest a reasonably sized garden, although some areas appear somewhat overgrown or in need of tidying. This justifies a middling score.