The list price of £495,000 seems relatively reasonable considering the property type (Grade II listed terraced house) and the location in Rickinghall. Nearby comparable properties are similarly priced, despite lacking specific square footage data. The renovation work already carried out would likely justify the higher cost compared to other terraced houses in the vicinity. However, the absence of precise plot size data prevents a more precise assessment of value per square foot, making the price more challenging to assess entirely.

The property shows signs of renovation and modernisation in some areas, such as the bathroom and kitchen, which appear to be newly fitted or recently updated. However, other areas, particularly some of the original features like the fireplaces and exposed brickwork, retain character but might require some maintenance or restoration. The overall impression is of a well-maintained property but with some unevenness in the quality of condition across different areas.

Rickinghall is a desirable village in Suffolk, offering a good balance of rural charm and proximity to amenities. The property’s location on The Street places it in the heart of the village, providing convenient access to local shops and services. While there’s no nearby public transport mentioned, the presence of several well-regarded primary schools within a reasonable distance (though some require car travel) adds to its appeal for families. The proximity to Market Place, another desirable street, further enhances its position.

The property has a garden, but the images suggest it’s relatively small and requires some landscaping. It’s certainly not extensive, but it provides some outdoor space, which is a positive feature in a village setting. The presence of a shed and some established plants indicates potential for improvement.