The list price of £140,000 seems reasonable given the property’s size, condition (as visible in the photos), and location in Lowestoft. The nearby property prices show some variance, but many are in the same bracket which suggests the pricing is fair. However, the lack of plot size is a significant factor. A more complete picture of the area’s average price per square foot would further support this evaluation.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in generally good condition. The interior is relatively modern and well-maintained, suggesting recent renovations or updates in key areas such as the kitchen and bathroom. However, there’s no external view of the property’s overall state, limiting a fully comprehensive assessment of its structural condition.

The property is located in Lowestoft, which benefits from proximity to the coast and local amenities. The presence of nearby schools and a train station adds to its convenience. However, Lowestoft’s overall economic status and property market compared to other UK areas might be considered a factor in the slightly lower score. The specific street’s average price data, if available and relevant, would further refine this score.

The property has a very limited amount of land, essentially just a small front area. This severely limits garden space and outdoor area which affects the score.