The asking price of £320,000, although lacking comparative square footage data from nearby listings, is not unreasonable when considering the size and potential value of the property once renovated. Given the substantial renovation costs, the price is in the realm of what a buyer would expect to pay for a project of this magnitude. However, the lack of precise comparable sales data on property size restricts a more precise determination of value.

The provided photographs reveal that the property is in need of significant modernisation and renovation. While the structure appears sound, the interiors exhibit dated fixtures, fittings, and finishes. The garden and outbuildings are overgrown and in disrepair as well. The condition is not poor but requires considerable investment to bring it up to modern standards.

The property is situated in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, which benefits from proximity to the coast and various amenities. While the immediate surroundings aren’t depicted in detail, the presence of nearby schools (including some with ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings), and a relatively close train station (Great Yarmouth) suggest a reasonable level of convenience and accessibility. However, the overall desirability of Great Yarmouth compared to more affluent coastal towns may limit the score.

The property possesses a sizable garden and outbuildings, offering more space than many properties in the immediate area. The images reveal a generous outdoor space, although it appears to be neglected and overgrown. This contributes to a higher land score.