Detached houses on generous plots, hedges rather than fences, and barely another soul on the pavement — Little London reads as a scattering of a place rather than a settlement with a centre. With under six hundred people and a population density a fraction of the regional average, this is rural Norfolk living, and the median age nudging 52 tells you most of your neighbours will have raised their families already, not be starting out. There's no rail station in the picture here, and transport gets a C where almost everything else in this area scores well, which is the one grade worth pausing on — if you need a daily commute by train, this isn't set up for it, and you should assume a car is not optional but essential. Schools fare better: Bacton Primary School and Antingham and Southrepps Primary School are both rated Good, small village schools with fewer than 80 pupils apiece, the kind of setting where a class might have a dozen children in it. Housing follows the same rural grain — detached freehold homes dominate the sales here, 47 of 51 recent sales freehold, and at a median of £255,000 it sits noticeably below both the national £335,000 and the North Norfolk parent figure, roughly 12% cheaper than the district it belongs to. Detached houses specifically go for £315,000 locally against £420,000 nationally, so the type of home Little London mostly builds is also the type where the discount is sharpest. Green space is modest in scale — three plots totalling 3.4 hectares — which for a place this thinly populated matters less than it might in a town; you're not competing for a bench on a Saturday. There's no named restaurant or GP surgery in the picture, so day-to-day life here likely means driving to a neighbouring village or Cromer-ward for anything beyond the basics, and that's worth sitting with before you commit. What the data does say clearly is that this is safe ground: an A+ safety grade, crime trending in the right direction, and the low crime count of 15 incidents in a year is a small-place number that matches a small-place population. Violence and sexual offences make up the largest single share of that count, which sounds alarming until you remember the base is tiny — a handful of incidents can dominate the percentages in an area this size. This suits someone who has already decided that space, quiet and a downsized mortgage matter more than proximity to anything — a retired or semi-retired household, or a family able to work from home and drive when needed. It would suit less well anyone who needs a station platform, a walkable high street, or a GP within an easy trip; those pieces simply aren't part of this picture, and no amount of charm elsewhere fills that gap.