The asking price of £175,000 seems reasonable considering the recent sales of similar properties on Anchor Street, though the size of those other properties isn’t specified so the per sqft is uncomparable. The property’s updated condition, garden, and location in Norwich contribute to its value. However, the lack of precise square footage details and the lower average price of surrounding streets compared to some nearby areas makes a precise valuation difficult. The price appears to be in line with the market but not exceptionally good value.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in good to excellent condition. The interior shows a recently modernized finish, with a stylish kitchen and updated bathroom. There is a fresh, updated feel throughout. The property seems well-maintained and ready to move into, although a full survey would be needed to confirm this.

The property is located in the Crome area of Norwich, which benefits from proximity to Norwich city centre and a range of amenities. Good primary schools are within walking distance, increasing its desirability for families. While transport links are good with Norwich train station nearby, the immediate street’s average house price is lower than the surrounding areas, hinting at a slightly less prime location within the wider Crome district.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive aspect. The size is not specified, but the photos suggest a good-sized, relatively private outdoor space. This is a significant feature, particularly for a property in a city location, hence the above-average score.