The listed price of £290,000 needs to be considered within the context of nearby properties. Although precise square footage is missing, comparable semi-detached properties in the area seem to be listed around a similar price point. Given the apparent good condition and the desirable location, the price appears reasonably competitive, though further detailed information would be needed to form a completely accurate assessment of value for money.

The provided images reveal a property in seemingly excellent condition. The interiors show a modern, well-maintained finish. There’s no visible evidence of significant wear or needing immediate repairs or renovations. The modern fixtures and fittings are an added bonus, though a full in-person inspection would be needed for ultimate confirmation.

Troston is a village offering a peaceful, countryside setting. While it may lack the immediate amenities of a larger town, its proximity to Bury St Edmunds (a 15-minute drive) provides access to more extensive shopping, services, and cultural attractions. The presence of nearby schools (though distances need individual assessment based on a family’s needs) adds to its family-friendly appeal. The A14 access improves regional connectivity.

The property features a garden, which is a positive aspect, but its size is unclear from the available image. The size appears modest rather than extensive. This limits the score, as the garden appears functional rather than being a large feature.