The list price of £225,000 for a 1,042 sq ft, two-bedroom, two-bathroom property needs further context. The absence of nearby comparable properties makes direct price comparison difficult. However, considering the apparent good condition and the location in Aylsham, the price could be considered reasonable. This takes into account the competitive nature of the market in this desirable area, and the lack of external space is a limiting factor in reaching a higher price point.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in good condition. The interior is modern, with updated fixtures and finishes. The exterior is well-maintained, and the building seems to be in good structural shape. Minor updating or personalizing might be desired, but it does not show signs of significant repair or renovation needs.

Aylsham is a desirable market town in Norfolk, offering a good balance of amenities and a quieter pace of life compared to larger cities. The presence of several well-regarded schools, including Aylsham High School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted), is a significant plus for families. While the proximity to train stations requires a car journey, it’s still within reasonable commuting distance of other towns and cities. The overall score reflects the positive aspects of the location balanced against the slightly limited public transportation directly in the town.

The property’s lack of a private garden significantly impacts its land score. Shared grounds may exist, as indicated by images, but there’s no significant private outdoor space.