The list price of £10,000 is significantly lower than other properties in the area. While this initially suggests great value, the lack of information regarding the property’s size, number of rooms, and overall usage (land only? Building included?) makes it difficult to assess true value accurately. However given the pricing of other properties in the vicinity the list price is seemingly quite reasonable, earning a score of 7.

Based on the aerial photographs, the property appears to be in fair condition. The brickwork seems to be reasonably well-maintained, however there isn’t enough detail in the images to assess the interior condition. The property shows evidence of age and might require some maintenance or updating which justifies a score of 5.

The property’s location in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, scores a 4 due to its proximity to transportation (Great Yarmouth train station is 1.42 km away) and several schools, although the Ofsted ratings of some nearby schools are not ideal (Edward Worlledge Ormiston Academy has ‘serious weaknesses’). The lack of detailed information on local amenities and the overall desirability of the Southtown And Cobholm area necessitates a moderate score. More information on local shops, green spaces and the general feel of the neighbourhood would be needed for a higher score.

The property includes a yard space that can accommodate several cars, but this is more akin to a large parking area rather than a garden. This results in a score of 3, as it offers some outdoor space, but is not substantial or desirable for residential use. A larger, more landscaped area would warrant a higher score.