The listing price of £350,000 seems relatively high compared to nearby properties, especially those that are flats or smaller semi-detached houses. While larger homes in desirable locations command higher prices, the lack of square footage data makes it difficult to assess the price per square foot and determine if it aligns with market value. The absence of detailed specifics hinders a more accurate evaluation of price reasonableness.

The photos suggest a property that is well-maintained and presented. The interior appears modern and updated, with new flooring and a generally clean and tidy state. While there’s no evidence of recent renovations, it seems to be in good overall condition. However, some older elements might need attention in the coming years, preventing a higher score.

The property is located in Rawcliffe, a suburb of York with proximity to good schools like Vale of York Academy (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and other schools within a 1km radius. The presence of railway stations within a reasonable distance adds to its appeal for commuters. While Rawcliffe may not be in the city centre, its quieter residential nature is attractive to families, making it a relatively good location. However, the lack of specific details on local amenities (shops, parks etc.) limits the score.

The property has a garden, but it is of modest size as indicated in the images. It offers outdoor space but is not extensive, which is reflected in a moderate score. The lack of plot size data prevents a more precise score.