The list price of £760,000 seems relatively high in comparison to some of the similar sized homes in the surrounding area, considering the provided lack of plot size information. However, this is a property with substantial features and the nearby street average prices suggest strong local demand for properties of this nature. The overall value will depend on factors not available in the data including structural surveys and the full extent of the garden’s size and features.

The property shows signs of age and character, with exposed beams and period features. While some areas appear well-maintained, others might require updating or minor repairs to enhance the overall condition. The property seems habitable, but a full survey would reveal further information. The images showcase the original features to a fairly high degree.

The property is situated in Norton, a village near Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk. It benefits from proximity to highly-rated primary schools (Norton Cevc Primary School, rated Outstanding; Thurston Church of England Primary Academy, rated Good) within a short distance. Train stations at Elmswell and Thurston offer rail links, though the distance might be a factor for some. While the village setting is attractive to many, it might not suit those preferring a more bustling urban environment. The average house prices on nearby streets are relatively high, suggesting desirable area.

The property includes a garden, but the provided information does not specify the size. Images show a modest garden and patio area. A larger plot would justify a higher score, however, the amount of land is relatively small in comparison to the size of the property.