The listed price of £800,000 seems reasonable, but not exceptionally good value. Nearby comparable properties are listed, but lack sqft data which makes a precise per sqft analysis impossible. Given the property’s condition requiring modernisation and updates the price is at the higher end of the current market value. The location enhances the price point and the garden adds a premium, but the need for renovation prevents a higher score.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in fair condition. Whilst it is habitable, it shows signs of needing modernisation. The kitchen and bathrooms appear dated and would likely require updating. The overall interior design style is also quite dated. Therefore, a moderate score reflecting the need for upgrades is given.

The property is located in Nascot, Watford, a generally desirable area. Proximity to good schools (like Cassiobury Infant and Junior schools, both rated Outstanding by Ofsted) and relatively easy access to Watford Junction train station contribute to a high score. However, the precise details of local amenities and the walkability to those amenities isn’t available in the data provided, so the score reflects a slightly lower rating than it might receive with more granular information.

The property benefits from a sizeable garden. Images indicate a good-sized, mature garden space, which is a significant plus point, especially in a suburban location like Nascot. While the precise plot size is missing, the visual evidence supports a higher score for the land aspect.