The listed price of £200,000 appears reasonable considering the comparable properties in the area, which display a range of prices around this point. However, a lack of accurate square footage for these comparables makes a definitive statement difficult. The limited land and average condition impact the value, as does the absence of precise information about the property’s specific features (e.g., leasehold/freehold, service charges). While the price is not exceptionally high or low, it falls within the mid-range.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in reasonable condition. While the kitchen and bathroom are clean and functional, showing some signs of wear, the flooring and fixtures suggest a property that is well maintained but may not be considered modern or recently updated. The overall appearance leans towards functional rather than luxurious, thus the middling score.

The property benefits from its proximity to good schools (Viking Primary School rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted is within 0.27km) and transport links, although these are not within walking distance. The A40 and Hayes Bypass provide good road connections, and bus links are also nearby. However, the lack of detailed information on the immediate surroundings of Dehavilland Close slightly reduces the score. More information on local amenities would improve this assessment.

The property has minimal land, only what appears to be a small communal garden. There is no private garden space, hence the low score.