The list price of £400,000 seems somewhat high considering the absence of information regarding square footage in the provided data, and the comparable properties listed show a wide range of prices. Additional information, such as property specifics (e.g. features, upgrades, and plot size) alongside a detailed local market analysis would allow for a more refined assessment of the list price’s reasonableness.

The property appears to be in generally good condition based on the photos provided. While the interior shows a style that might be considered dated by some, the fixtures and fittings look well-maintained. There is no visible evidence of significant damage or disrepair. However, a modern update would likely enhance its appeal and value.

The property is located in Holland Park, Cheveley, a village near Newmarket. While not a major city center, Cheveley benefits from a semi-rural setting with proximity to Newmarket’s amenities, and relatively close to the train stations at Kennett and Newmarket, offering a balance of tranquility and accessibility. The presence of nearby schools, albeit at a short driving distance, adds to the family-friendly appeal of the location.

The property includes a paved garden area. While not expansive, it provides outdoor space. The garden appears functional but modest in size and could benefit from landscaping improvements to increase its overall appeal and usability.