The list price of £375,000 requires context. The absence of square footage data for the property itself limits a precise price-per-square-foot analysis. However, comparing it to nearby listings on Palmers Close (also £375,000) and considering slightly larger properties in the area like those on Lillibrooke Crescent (ranging from £400,000 to £590,000), the price appears reasonable given the property’s features and location. The slightly lower price compared to larger homes on nearby streets shows this house represents good value for a two-bedroom end-of-terrace. Further local market data is required for more in-depth evaluation.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in good, habitable condition. The interior is clean and modern, with updated kitchen appliances and a fairly recently decorated interior. While there is no evidence of significant repairs needed, the images suggest a generally well-maintained but not exceptionally high-end finish. There are no clear indications of extensive renovations. Therefore, a mid-range score of 7 reflects a solid overall condition.

Palmers Close is situated in the Cox Green area of Maidenhead, Berkshire. This area benefits from being close to several well-regarded primary schools like Manor Green, Cox Green, and Woodlands Park Primary School, all within a kilometer’s radius. The proximity to Lowbrook Academy, a popular secondary school, further enhances its family appeal. While precise transport links aren’t detailed, Maidenhead train station is relatively close offering good connectivity. The presence of local amenities is likely, though not explicitly specified in the data. The overall location score reflects a desirable area for families, but it lacks specific details on the immediate vicinity’s convenience and amenities.

The property includes a small garden that looks manageable and suitable for a family. The garden appears relatively compact, primarily laid to lawn, as described in the listing. The absence of specific square footage measurements for both the property and the land prevents a more precise evaluation. The size of the garden appears relatively modest in relation to the house, suggesting a score of 4.