Considering similar properties in the area, particularly two-bedroom apartments in Hurworth Avenue, the listed price seems relatively reasonable. However, the lack of specific square footage information for comparable properties makes a precise evaluation challenging. The average price for the street is significantly higher, which might indicate that the property is slightly underpriced, but more information is needed to be fully certain. The lack of plot size details also impacts this assessment. Taking all available information into consideration, this price appears within the reasonable range but doesn’t represent exceptional value.

The property appears reasonably well-maintained from the provided photos. While not brand new or luxuriously renovated, it seems habitable and in a decent state of repair. Some cosmetic updates could elevate the interior’s appeal. There is no evidence of major structural damage or significant wear and tear.

The property benefits from its proximity to several highly-rated schools (St Bernard’s Catholic Grammar School, Ditton Park Academy), good transport links (relatively close to Slough and Langley train stations, offering access to the Elizabeth Line), and convenient access to the M4 motorway. However, the immediate street’s average price is significantly higher, suggesting this specific location within Hurworth Avenue might be less desirable than other parts of the street. This is reflected in the lower average house price for the street. The distance to some amenities might necessitate car use, hence the score isn’t a perfect 10.

The property is an apartment with minimal, shared outdoor space. There is a small communal garden area visible in the photos, but this is not substantial and not exclusively for the use of this particular apartment. This accounts for the low score.