The listing price of £299,995 appears relatively reasonable given the local market trends in nearby streets (Icknield Way, for example, averages £375,000, but lacks price per sqft data) and the similar properties on Laburnum Close itself. The lack of precise square footage information for comparable properties makes a definitive per-sqft comparison difficult, but it’s in line with other two-bedroom bungalows in the area. The condition of the property being slightly below average could justify the price being at the lower end of the spectrum for Laburnum Close.

Based on the photos, the property seems reasonably well-maintained, but it could benefit from some upgrades. The kitchen and bathroom appear functional, but dated. The carpets in the living areas show signs of wear. There is no evidence of major structural issues, but a refresh of decoration and potentially some fixture replacements would enhance the overall condition.

The property is located in the Warden Hills area of Luton, which benefits from good local schools (Warden Hill Junior and Infant Schools rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and is relatively close to Leagrave train station (3.31km). While Luton town centre is accessible, the area’s proximity to the A6 provides convenient road links. This makes it a desirable location for families and commuters. However, Luton’s overall reputation and potential limitations in terms of amenities beyond the immediate area slightly decrease the score.

The property has a garden, which is a positive, however the size of the plot is not specified, and the photos show a modest-sized garden. The presence of a garden and outdoor space adds value, but it doesn’t appear exceptionally large in comparison to other properties of this type.