Considering the property’s age, size, and condition in relation to other properties in West Runton and the nearby areas, the price is within the range of what might be expected for a two-bedroom cottage of this type. It is not exceptionally good value, but it’s not overpriced given the market in this location. The lack of plot size data prevents a more precise evaluation.

The property shows signs of age but appears habitable. The interior photos suggest a largely functional space, though some updating would likely enhance its appeal and value. The exterior reveals some visible wear, with significant ivy growth, which could indicate some maintenance needs. Overall, the condition is not poor, but it’s not pristine.

West Runton is a desirable coastal village in North Norfolk, known for its attractive setting and proximity to the beach. The presence of a train station (West Runton station at 0.29km) enhances connectivity. While the immediate street may be quiet, the higher score reflects the overall village appeal and access to amenities within a reasonable distance. Further enhancing the score is the proximity to several schools, although their Ofsted ratings would need further investigation to fully assess their quality.

The property appears to have a small garden, a modest outdoor space given the cottage style of the property. There’s potential for improvement with some landscaping, but it is not exceptionally large or spacious. This small garden space leads to the lower score.