The list price of £365,000 seems reasonably competitive, considering comparable properties in the area. The lack of square footage data for nearby properties makes it difficult to accurately assess price per square foot, which would provide a more accurate metric for value. However, the property’s condition, size and location within Rayleigh suggest the price is not significantly overvalued. While not a fantastic bargain, it isn’t overpriced given current market conditions.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be well-maintained and in good condition. The interior looks relatively modern, with recent renovations possibly having been undertaken in the kitchen and bathroom. While some minor cosmetic updates might enhance its presentation, the overall impression suggests a clean and habitable home that does not require immediate major repair. It is not in excellent condition, hence the score of 7.

The property is situated in Rayleigh, Essex, a town known for its good amenities and relatively good schools. The proximity to Down Hall Primary School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and other primary schools within a kilometre radius is a plus for families. Rayleigh train station is also within reasonable distance, providing access to wider transport links. However, the specific location within Norwich Crescent and the precise walkability to shops and other amenities isn’t detailed; hence, a score of 7 rather than higher.

The property includes a garden; however, the size seems relatively small, as indicated by the images. The plot size of 0.00 sqft is unusual and likely an error in the data. A small garden is suitable for some families, but it may not appeal to all buyers looking for larger outdoor spaces. Therefore, a score of 4.