The list price of £350,000 seems reasonably priced given the condition of the property and its location, but a lack of precise square footage for comparable properties makes a truly accurate comparison difficult. Considering that other properties on the same street have sold for significantly less, the asking price positions this property at the higher end of the market for the area. The property’s modern condition and likely desirability could however justify its higher price tag relative to older comparable properties on the street.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in excellent condition. It has recently been renovated or is new construction, featuring a modern kitchen and bathrooms. The interior and exterior show a high standard of finish and maintenance.

The property is situated in Royal Avenue, Lowestoft, which benefits from proximity to local amenities such as schools (although some have ‘Requires Improvement’ Ofsted ratings), and transport links (Lowestoft train station is approximately 1.52 KM away). However, the overall desirability of Lowestoft compared to other areas in the UK might be considered less favorable. The presence of nearby streets with significantly higher average property prices (e.g., Warren Road) suggests some pockets of higher value within the general area, but doesn’t necessarily reflect the immediate surroundings of the subject property.

While the property includes a garden, its size is not specified numerically. The images show a relatively small garden area, which limits its score. There is also a detached brick structure in the garden that may add value but it is unclear what its use is.