The list price of £280,000 aligns reasonably with the average prices of nearby streets, although a lack of specific comparable properties and square footage price data for those streets hinders an entirely accurate price per square foot comparison. Considering the property’s apparent condition and included amenities, the price seems moderately competitive, yet not outstandingly exceptional value.

The property appears to be well-maintained and recently updated, evidenced by modern kitchen and bathroom fixtures. While some areas show signs of slight wear and tear (common in lived-in properties), the overall condition suggests a move-in-ready state and doesn’t appear to require significant renovations.

Spondon benefits from a good range of local amenities, including schools and transport links. Proximity to Derby city centre adds to its appeal, though it’s not located in the most central area of the city. The availability of nearby schools is a positive, although the provided data doesn’t include Ofsted ratings, hindering a full assessment of educational opportunities. The distance to train stations is relatively close, but needs further analysis to evaluate the frequency and convenience of services.

The property includes a garden space with a shed and additional outdoor features, which is a valuable addition. Although the plot size is not specified, the garden seems to be of average size for a family home in the UK. Therefore, the score reflects that, while having a garden is positive, it’s not exceptionally large.