The list price of £258,000 seems reasonably competitive for a 3-bedroom terraced house in Quorn considering similar nearby properties though there is a wide range of prices in the area. The lack of square footage for comparables makes a precise price-per-square-foot calculation impossible, impacting the score. However, considering the general market, and updated condition, the price appears reasonable, but not exceptionally good value.

The property appears to be in generally good condition based on the photos. It’s recently redecorated, suggesting a move-in ready state. However, there are no high-end finishes or updated features visible, preventing a higher score. The bathroom, while functional, isn’t luxurious. The overall impression is of neatness rather than high-end luxury.

Quorn is a desirable village in Leicestershire, known for its good schools and village atmosphere. The proximity to good schools (Rawlins Academy being particularly close and rated ‘Good’) and relatively easy access to transport links (though distances to stations are moderate) contributes to a higher location score. However, it’s not in the immediate vicinity of major amenities which would warrant a perfect score.

The property has a small to medium-sized garden, which is a reasonable size for a terraced house. While enclosed and seemingly usable, it doesn’t offer extensive space or unique features that would push it to a higher score. The lack of precise plot size data in the listing prevents a more precise score.