The asking price of £575,000 is reasonably competitive. While a price per square foot cannot be reliably calculated due to the missing plot size, comparing it to nearby properties (though these too lack square footage, making comparisons difficult) suggests the price is in line with the market in the area. However, without clear price per square foot data for comparable houses, a more precise assessment is limited.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be in good condition. The kitchen and bathrooms seem recently updated or renovated, presenting a modern and clean aesthetic. The overall finish of the property suggests it has been well-maintained. However, a complete lack of information regarding structural integrity or any potential issues lowers the score slightly.

Ongar is a desirable town in Essex, known for its good schools and a relatively peaceful atmosphere. The proximity to Ongar Primary School (0.19km) and The Ongar Academy (1.20km) is a significant plus for families. While transport links aren’t explicitly detailed, Ongar does have a train station providing access to London, adding to its appeal. The property’s location on a private road suggests additional peace and quiet, which increases its desirability. However, the lack of detailed information on transport links prevents a higher score.

The property boasts a garden of approximately 100 square feet, as indicated in the listing description. While there’s a decent-sized garden, this is not particularly large when considering the size of the house. The existence of additional outbuildings increases the land’s utility. The size of the garden does not justify a high score; it seems to be an average-sized garden for a property of this type.