The list price of £925,000 for a property of this size and apparent condition requires careful consideration. While the local market data is somewhat limited in the provided information, the absence of average price per square foot data for comparable properties prevents a precise comparative analysis. There is a lack of available sqft data for most comparable properties. A property of this size and in this area is expected to command a premium price. Given the lack of comprehensive pricing data and the absence of clear square foot data, we cannot determine whether the property is significantly under or overpriced. The score reflects a reasonable but not exceptional value proposition based on available and inferred information.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be in good condition. The interior is well-maintained and presented, suggesting regular upkeep. While there is a mix of décor styles, the quality of the finishes and furnishings suggests a well-maintained property. The exterior also looks to be in good repair. Minor cosmetic updates might enhance the overall appeal, but the property’s current state appears above average for a property of its age and size.

Thurston is a desirable village in Suffolk, offering a good balance of rural tranquility and convenient access to amenities. The proximity to Bury St Edmunds provides access to more extensive shopping and services, while the village itself appears to have local shops and a good primary school (Thurston Community College is rated ‘Good’). The nearby train station at Thurston ensures a reasonable commute option for those working further afield. However, the overall location score is tempered by the limited details provided on the extent of village amenities and the potential lack of employment opportunities in the immediate vicinity.

The property has a substantial garden as shown in the provided photographs. The images depict well-maintained outdoor areas, including lawn and patios. Although a precise plot size isn’t provided, the visual evidence strongly suggests that there’s more than enough land surrounding the property to justify a high score. The available space offers privacy, outdoor living space, and potential for further development (subject to planning permission).