The asking price of £140,000 seems reasonable considering similar properties in the area are listed at or above this price point (other listings on Thomas Wyatt close range from £135,000 to £220,000). The apartment’s size and location contribute to this valuation. However, the absence of square footage data for the comparable properties makes a precise price-per-square-foot analysis impossible, thus preventing a higher score.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in reasonable condition. The kitchen and bathroom seem adequately maintained, though not luxurious or recently updated. The furnishings are functional but somewhat dated. The overall impression is one of a clean, liveable space but not of high-end finishes, hence the score.

The property is located in Norwich, a city with good transport links and a range of amenities. The proximity to schools, including a sixth form with an ‘Outstanding’ Ofsted rating, adds to its appeal. However, the specific location within Norwich isn’t explicitly described, and the lack of detailed information about local facilities warrants a score below 10. The presence of a communal garden is a positive factor, although this isn’t private land.

The property has access to a communal garden, which is a positive element, but it does not have a private garden or land. Therefore, the score reflects the lack of private outdoor space.