The list price of £120,000 seems reasonable but not exceptionally good value given the lack of precise plot size information and the property being a mobile home. The comparable sales data is limited and doesn’t offer exact sq ft measurements making a per sq ft analysis impossible. Considering nearby properties, some are considerably more expensive, indicating that £120,000 could be in line with the market in that area, however the type of property and condition must be taken into account. Therefore a moderate price score reflects the overall valuation.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in good condition. The interior is presented well, with a modern kitchen and updated finishes. There is no visible evidence of significant repairs needed. However, it’s a mobile home, which inherently impacts the overall condition score compared to a traditional brick-built house. The age and potential for wear and tear associated with mobile homes are considered.

The property is situated in Great Moulton, a village in South Norfolk. While the village itself may offer a quiet and peaceful atmosphere, its relative remoteness from major amenities and transportation links lowers the location score. The proximity to a few schools with good Ofsted ratings is a positive factor, but the lack of nearby transportation options is a significant drawback.

The property includes a garden which is a positive point. Although the exact plot size isn’t provided, the images suggest a reasonably sized, enclosed garden. There’s also some additional outdoor space with sheds, suggesting ample storage. However, compared to properties with large gardens or extensive land, this is a relatively small plot; hence the moderate score.