The list price of £600,000 seems relatively reasonable given the property’s size (1809 sqft), condition, and location within Henlow. A comparison with other nearby properties is difficult due to a lack of square footage data for those listings, making a direct per-square-foot comparison challenging. The price is in line with average house prices in the area; this is however, not specific enough to provide a definitive price-per-sqft comparison. The price reflects the desirable features of the house and its location but not excessively high compared to similar properties in the area.

The provided photographs show the property to be in good condition. The interior appears well-maintained and updated, with modern kitchen appliances and renovated bathrooms. There is no evident need for major repairs or renovations, indicating a good state of repair. Although the age of the property (built in 1903) might imply some underlying maintenance issues, these aren’t apparent in the images.

The property is situated in Henlow, a village in Bedfordshire with good access to nearby towns like Arlesey and Shefford. The proximity to several well-regarded schools (Raynsford Church of England Academy, Henlow Church of England Academy, both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and relatively easy access to Arlesey train station (approx. 3.15km) contributes to a positive location score. However, Henlow is a smaller village compared to larger towns, impacting its score, as it may limit local amenities and activities.

The property includes a sizable garden, as visible in the photos, providing ample outdoor space. This is a desirable feature that boosts the land score. However, the absence of precise plot size data limits the assessment of the land’s size and potential.