The listing price of £300,000 seems slightly high compared to other properties in the area, particularly given the condition and limited land. While some nearby properties are listed at similar prices, these are often Grade II listed buildings. There is no average price per square foot to compare to, which is a further limitation in making a judgement.

The property shows a mix of features. While some areas appear well-maintained, such as the kitchen and bathroom (based on photos), other areas, particularly the workshop space and some parts of the garden, exhibit signs of disrepair and require work. The exposed beams and original features add character, but the overall impression is one of needing some updating and tidying.

Harwich is a popular coastal town with a rich history. The property’s location on Market Street places it in the heart of Old Harwich, offering proximity to local amenities and historical significance. The presence of nearby transportation links, including Harwich Town train station (0.32 KM) adds to its appeal. However, the lack of detailed information on the immediate surroundings (e.g., noise levels, parking) slightly lowers the score.

The property has a small, paved rear yard/garden, rather than a substantial garden area. Its size and functionality are limited, indicated by the stored materials visible in the pictures.