The asking price of £550,000 is relatively high considering the property’s size and condition compared to other similar properties in the area which are also listed at around the same price. While the Grade II listed status adds value, the lack of comprehensive information regarding the property’s square footage and the required renovations make it difficult to determine the precise value for money. However, given the limited comparables, the price appears reasonable within the context of the local market and the desirable ‘character’ features.

The property appears to be in fair condition, with a blend of original and updated features. While the photos reveal charm and character, there are areas that might benefit from some modernisation or updating. The kitchen appears recently renovated, however other rooms show some wear and tear which indicates further work maybe needed.

The property is situated in Sustead, Norfolk, a village in North Norfolk. While it’s a rural location, its proximity to Gresham (2.38km to Gresham Village School) and other nearby villages provides access to essential amenities and services. The area is known for its tranquil setting, yet it’s within reasonable distance of transport links to larger towns and cities. The lack of detailed information about the immediate vicinity of the property slightly lowers the score, however the rural location with access to services will attract a certain buyer.

The property includes a garden, but the size is not explicitly stated (plot size listed as 0.00). Based on the provided photographs, it appears to offer a modest-sized garden with potential for landscaping and improvements. The land is not extensive, hence the relatively low score.