The list price of £245,000 seems reasonable considering the reported prices of comparable properties on Elm Crescent and nearby streets. While some properties on Elm Crescent are lower, others are higher, and the average price on nearby streets may be inflated by more expensive homes and the lack of sqft data. The property’s condition and features, including the conservatory and garden, support the list price. However, without knowing the precise square footage of the property, the price per sqft comparison is imprecise, thereby influencing the price score.

The provided photos showcase a property that appears well-maintained and recently updated, particularly the kitchen and bathroom. While the décor is subjective, the overall state of repair and modernisation suggests good condition. However, without a full property inspection, this score reflects a visual assessment and not a comprehensive survey.

Burgh Le Marsh is a small town offering a balance of peace and quiet while still having access to amenities. The proximity to a primary school and its relatively close distance to train stations in nearby towns enhances its liveability score. However, the limited data on local amenities and the small size of the town limit the location’s overall score.

The property includes a garden with paving, a decked area, and various landscaping features. The size isn’t specified, but based on the photos, it’s larger than many bungalows in similar locations, justifying a score above average. Further details on the exact plot size would allow for a more precise score.