The listed price of £2,100,000 seems reasonable in the context of similar properties in the area. While the price per sqft isn’t provided for the subject property or comparable ones, the overall pricing appears consistent with nearby homes which are between £1.48m and £2.85m. The size, location, and the apparent condition support the listed price, although additional comparable sales data would allow for a more robust evaluation of its value.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be well-maintained, though not in pristine, brand new condition. It seems to be a period property that has likely undergone some renovations or updates. The exterior presents well, though an internal inspection would be needed to give a more definitive assessment.

The property is located in St. Albans, a desirable city in Hertfordshire, known for its history, excellent schools, and good transport links to London. The specific area, Marshalswick South, is generally considered a high-value residential area. Proximity to several well-regarded schools and the relatively short distance to St Albans City train station (2.10 KM) enhances its desirability. However, without more specific information about the immediate neighbourhood (e.g., quietness, presence of amenities), a perfect score isn’t justified.

The property possesses a garden of appreciable size, as shown in aerial photographs. While the exact dimensions are not specified, it’s larger than many typical suburban gardens. The garden also appears mature and well-established, with a mix of trees and landscaping. However, the lack of precise measurements and potentially limited usability of some areas due to tree density affects the score.