The list price of £570,000 seems somewhat high relative to comparable properties in the area, considering some of the condition issues and the lack of precise plot size information. While the property is large (2052.68 sqft) and has six bedrooms, the absence of up-to-date price per sqft data for the immediate vicinity makes a precise valuation challenging. The price is likely influenced by the number of bedrooms and the desirable location. The high number of bedrooms compared to other properties does increase the price.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be well-maintained, though not in perfect condition. The interior shows some signs of wear and tear and some rooms exhibit a slightly dated aesthetic, while other renovations appear to be more modern. This suggests that the property might require some updates to elevate the overall quality and appeal.

The property benefits from being situated in the Farley Hill area of Luton, known for its family-friendly atmosphere. The proximity to Whipperley Infant Academy (0.22km) and other schools, as well as relatively easy access to Luton town centre and transport links (Luton Train Station 3.05km), contributes to a higher location score. However, Luton itself has areas with higher crime rates and lower desirability than other parts of the UK which makes a perfect score impossible.

The property includes a garden, a conservatory, and additional external space, including a detached structure that looks like a storage unit or small annexe. This is a good-sized garden, but it is not exceptionally large which means it is a mid-range score when compared to other UK properties.