The asking price of £350,000 seems reasonably competitive considering the similar properties listed nearby, though more data on their square footage would solidify a more precise judgement. The fact that comparable terraced properties in the area are listed between £170,000 and £325,000 places this property in the higher end but not excessively so. The renovation and location justify the price to some extent.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in good condition. The renovations are modern and well-executed (kitchen and bathroom especially), indicating it’s well-maintained. There’s no visible evidence of significant disrepair. While the age of some internal features is apparent, they are presented attractively, implying an overall sound condition.

The property is located in the Mile Cross area of Norwich, which benefits from proximity to several primary and secondary schools, with some rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. It’s also relatively close to Norwich city centre (2.4km from the train station) providing good transport links. However, the specific desirability of Mile Cross compared to other Norwich areas might be considered less than some more central, affluent neighborhoods. Thus a score of 7 reflects this middling position.

The property has a garden, as shown in the photos; however, it appears to be relatively small, more suitable for basic relaxation rather than extensive landscaping or entertainment. This limited size justifies a 4 out of 10.