The listed price of £335,000 for a three-bedroom terraced house in Luton is within the range of similar properties in the area (taking into account limited data). However, considering that sqft data is lacking across many of the nearby listings, a precise comparative analysis can not be concluded. In the absence of definitive price-per-square-foot data and complete knowledge of the property’s specifics (e.g., size of garden, any extensions, age, and quality of fixtures/fittings), it’s challenging to determine whether the price represents exceptional value. Further investigation is needed.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be well-maintained and presented in a clean and contemporary style. There is evidence of some modernisation, particularly in the kitchen and bathroom. However, some minor imperfections are noted, and a complete lack of external photos of the full property, aside from the front aspect. A full survey would be necessary to confirm the condition thoroughly.

The property is situated in Luton, a town with good transport links including proximity to train stations (Leagrave and Luton stations within 3km) providing access to London and other major cities. The presence of several schools within a short distance (0.26-0.4km) is a positive factor for families. However, Luton itself has areas with varying levels of desirability, so a more precise location within Luton, and knowledge of the specific character of Selbourne Road would further refine this score. The average house prices of nearby streets don’t provide a reliable comparison due to missing sqft data.

While the property includes a garden, its size is not explicitly stated and it appears to be relatively small, as is typical of terraced houses in this area. The presence of a paved patio area suggests some space for outdoor living, but it’s unlikely to be a significant amount of land.