The list price of £240,000 is difficult to assess accurately without square footage information. Comparing it to nearby properties (where square footage is also missing) makes it challenging to determine if it is appropriately priced per square foot. The price seems somewhat high compared to the smaller properties in the same area. However, it must be noted that the lack of sqft information significantly reduces the ability to make an informed price assessment. The overall price may or may not reflect good value depending on the size of the property in relation to the asking price.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in good condition, well maintained, and relatively modern. The interior is presented cleanly and the fixtures and fittings look up-to-date. There are no apparent signs of significant disrepair or needing renovation. While it may not be perfect, it’s certainly not in poor condition.

The property is located in Queen’s Hill, Norwich, a relatively new development. While the immediate vicinity might lack historical significance or vibrant city-center amenities, its proximity to schools like Queen’s Hill Primary School (0.38km) and several others within a 2km radius offers strong family appeal. The lack of nearby transportation information is a slight negative, but the description mentions ‘all local amenities and public transport links in walking distance’ which suggests reasonable accessibility. Overall, it’s a good location for families but lacks the character or central convenience of a higher-scoring area.

The property has a small, enclosed garden. While functional and providing some outdoor space, it’s not particularly large or feature-rich. The garden seems suitable for basic use, like children’s play or some planting, but it’s not a significant asset for those looking for extensive outdoor space.