The list price of £585,000 seems reasonably priced in the context of other nearby listings. While precise square footage details for comparable properties are not provided, the price appears to reflect the desirable features of the house, such as its Victorian character, the size of the garden and the presence of a workshop. The lack of detailed comparable sales data from neighboring streets prevents a more precise price-per-square-foot analysis which is a critical parameter for this kind of assesment.

The property appears to be in generally good condition from the provided photographs. The interior looks well-maintained and updated in parts, with modern kitchens and bathrooms. However, some areas show signs of needing minor maintenance or updating, preventing a higher score. The property seems habitable and comfortable but does not appear to be in perfect condition.

Olney is a desirable market town with good local amenities, and the property’s location on Wellingborough Road places it relatively close to schools, shops, and other conveniences. The proximity to several highly-rated schools, such as Lavendon School and Newton Blossomville Church of England School (both rated Outstanding), further enhances its desirability for families. While specific distances to amenities are not explicitly stated, the description points to their close proximity.

The property features a significant garden, as shown in the photos. The size isn’t explicitly given in square footage, but it’s clearly larger than average for a terraced house in the area, adding to its appeal and justifying a relatively high score. The presence of a separate outbuilding/workshop also contributes to a higher land score.