The list price of £250,000 seems somewhat high given the condition of the property. While the location is favorable and it’s situated in a historic area, the extensive renovation needed will offset the asking price. The lack of plot size data also impacts determining a true price-per-square-foot assessment. This makes it difficult to accurately compare it to other properties in the region. The comparable properties provided do not help due to lack of square footage data

The property appears to be in need of significant renovation and modernisation. While the exterior shows some character, the interior photos reveal worn flooring, exposed brickwork needing attention, incomplete wall finishes and outdated fixtures. The overall condition is below average for a property of this age and needs substantial investment.

King’s Lynn is a historic market town with a good range of amenities, including a train station providing links to London and Cambridge. The property’s location on King Street places it within the town centre, offering easy access to shops, restaurants and other services. Proximity to several schools further enhances its appeal. However, the specific character of King Street, and whether that is positive or negative for all buyers, needs further investigation.

The property appears to have minimal or no garden space, as the provided information and photographs show a very small yard or access area. This limits its outdoor space and reduces its desirability compared to properties with larger gardens.