The list price seems reasonable when compared to other similar properties on Jubilee Crescent and nearby streets, especially given the size of the property and the garden. While some might consider the price slightly higher in relation to average prices in the region, the factors of the property’s condition, garden, and no onward chain, justify the price point, therefore a score of 7.

The property appears to be in generally good condition from the photos provided. While there is evidence of some updating required in some parts of the interior (kitchen and some decor), the overall state of the home is presentable and habitable, although not luxurious. There’s potential to upgrade several rooms to a higher standard which is reflected in the score of 6.

Arlesey benefits from a good location within Central Bedfordshire, offering a balance of suburban tranquility and convenient access to nearby towns like Hitchin and Letchworth Garden City. The proximity to Arlesey train station, providing links to London, is a significant advantage. Several well-regarded schools are within reasonable distance, further enhancing the area’s appeal for families. However, Arlesey itself might not be considered a top-tier location compared to some more affluent areas in the region, hence the score of 7.

The property features a sizeable garden that is larger than average for properties in the area. The space offers ample room for outdoor activities and landscaping potential which suggests a 6 out of 10.