The asking price of £400,000 for a four-bedroom detached house in this location seems reasonable, especially considering the average price of nearby properties and the average price for Rectory Court. However, the lack of sqft data for comparable properties makes a precise per-sqft comparison challenging. The condition is good, although not exceptional and the garden size is modest, making it an average, rather than exceptional value for money.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in good condition, with modern interiors and a well-maintained exterior. While not luxurious, the house shows no signs of significant disrepair or the need for extensive renovations. The kitchen and bathrooms appear updated.

The property is situated in the Sewell area of Norwich, which benefits from proximity to local schools, amenities, and Norwich City Centre. The nearby streets data shows that Rectory Court has an average price of £400,000, indicating the area is desirable. While not in the absolute city centre, the 2.78km distance to Norwich station via public transport is relatively reasonable.

The property includes a garden, however, its size is not specified in square footage. The photos reveal a modest-sized backyard with a deck and some landscaping, but it is not expansive compared to other properties in the area. There is no mention of off-street parking, so that would need to be checked further.