The asking price of £170,000 appears reasonably priced considering the number of bedrooms and location in Gorleston. The surrounding areas have sales prices in similar ranges for comparable properties. However, the lack of information on the property’s precise square footage and the need for some maintenance might cause buyers to negotiate, therefore, a mid range price score.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in fair condition. Some areas show signs of needing updating or minor repairs (particularly the bathroom), but the overall structure and major components seem to be in functional order. The kitchen has been renovated, to a standard level. The property is habitable in it’s current state, but could certainly benefit from upgrades for a higher score.

The property is located in Gorleston, a seaside town in Norfolk. Its proximity to Gorleston beach and the High Street provides easy access to amenities and recreational activities. Several schools are within a reasonable distance, making it potentially attractive to families. However, Gorleston might not be considered a top-tier location in the broader UK housing market, hence the score of 7.

While the property does include a garden, the photos suggest it is relatively small and requires significant landscaping. The size is not explicitly given, but from the photos it can be assessed to be small and overgrown. This limits its overall appeal compared to properties with large, well-maintained gardens.