The list price of £235,000 seems reasonable given the property’s size (1,048.40 sqft) and location in Potter Heigham. Comparing this to nearby listings, the price falls within the average range of semi-detached bungalows in the area. Considering the need for modernisation, it’s a price that allows for renovations and improvements without significant overspending. Lack of comparable sqft data for nearby properties limits precision but suggests a fair asking price.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in fair condition. The kitchen shows its age, the flooring is dated, and some rooms exhibit a need for updating. It’s not dilapidated, but significant modernisation and refurbishment would enhance its overall appeal and value. The exterior appears relatively well maintained.

The property is situated in Potter Heigham, a popular Broadland village in North Norfolk. While the immediate vicinity lacks detailed transportation information, its proximity to other villages with potentially better transport links and several well-regarded schools within a reasonable distance (though not walkable) contributes to a moderate location score. The village itself may offer a desirable lifestyle for some buyers.

The property boasts a sizable garden, which adds to its appeal and provides considerable outdoor space. The presence of a shed also adds to the property’s overall functionality.