The price of £170,000 receives a score of 7 based on the available comparable properties. While there’s a lack of square footage for these comparisons, the property seems reasonably priced relative to similar cottage listings in the area. However, the absence of comprehensive local market data limits the possibility of a more precise valuation. The fact it is a cottage does affect this value.

The property appears to be in good condition, receiving a 7. The photos show a well-maintained interior with a recently updated kitchen and bathroom. However, there’s a lack of information on the structural integrity of the building and the age of its key systems (roof, plumbing, etc.), hence the score is not higher. The overall presentation suggests a move-in ready status.

The property’s location in East Bilney, Norfolk, scores a 4 due to its rural setting. While the village may offer a peaceful atmosphere, its relative distance from larger towns and cities and lack of immediate access to public transport could be seen as a drawback for some. The presence of nearby schools, albeit at varying distances, provides a slight positive aspect for families. Overall, the location is suitable for those who prefer a quieter countryside lifestyle but may lack the immediate amenities and connectivity of a more urban setting.

The property features some outdoor space, but it appears relatively limited, earning a score of 3. The images suggest a small garden area, adequate for basic use, but not extensive enough to qualify as a large garden. The absence of specific plot size details in the listing further supports this assessment.