The list price of £110,000 seems reasonable considering the location and current market conditions in Kessingland. While comparable properties are listed at higher prices, this chalet bungalow’s size and lack of substantial land might explain the difference. The price per square foot cannot be determined due to missing plot size information in the listing, which may affect its perceived value.

The property appears well-maintained and clean from the provided photographs. While not luxurious, it seems to be in good working order and ready to be occupied or used as a holiday let. There are no immediately obvious signs of significant repair or renovation needs.

Kessingland benefits from a coastal location with proximity to the beach, and is also within reasonable distance of amenities and transport links, including a train station. The presence of a nearby primary school rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted also adds to its appeal. However, it’s a relatively small village, so the range of amenities may be limited compared to larger towns.

The property has a small garden and outside space, and access to communal green areas within the complex. While there’s some lawn, it is not extensive, hence the moderate score.