The list price of £120,000 is relatively low compared to similar properties in the area, especially considering the three bedrooms. However, the extensive refurbishment needed significantly impacts the value. While a ‘SOLD AT AUCTION’ price of £146,000 is noted, auction sales can be subject to specific circumstances. Considering the condition, the list price, while potentially low for the location, isn’t exceptional value when accounting for required renovations.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in need of significant modernisation and refurbishment. The interior finishes, fixtures, and fittings seem dated and in poor condition. While structurally sound, there’s evidence of wear and tear and a need for upgrading throughout. There is also apparent mould present.

The property is situated in the Crome area of Norwich, which benefits from proximity to several schools (Thorpe Hamlet & Heartsease Children’s Centre, Lionwood Junior School, Lionwood Infant and Nursery School, and Heartsease Primary Academy are all within approximately 1km), receiving either ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’ Ofsted ratings. Norwich city centre is also relatively close, offering excellent transport links. While some nearby streets have higher average prices, the location offers a balance of convenience and affordability relative to other Norwich areas. This suggests it’s a reasonably desirable area, but not top-tier in Norwich.

The property includes a garden, although the provided photos indicate that it requires considerable landscaping and maintenance. The size is not specified, but it appears to be of average size for a terraced property of this type, neither particularly large nor small. This contributes to a mid-range score.