The asking price of £220,000 is somewhat in line with nearby comparable properties, even though the provided data lacks square footage which would allow for a per-square-foot comparison. The lack of detail on property size, and comparing only the list prices from neighboring properties makes an accurate assessment of value difficult, warranting a moderate score.

The property appears to be in generally good condition based on the provided photos, showing what seems to be recently-fitted carpets and a reasonably modern kitchen. However, the bathroom shows signs of needing some minor repairs or upgrading. Overall, the lack of significant renovation requirements keeps the condition score in the moderate range.

The property benefits from its proximity to Luton train station (0.64km), offering convenient access to commuting options. The presence of several schools within a short distance, including Windmill Hill School (0.14km) and St Matthew’s Primary School (0.45km), adds to its family-friendly appeal. However, Luton itself has areas of higher and lower desirability, and without specific knowledge of this particular street’s immediate environment, a more conservative score is warranted.

The property description lacks details on the size of the land and garden. Considering it’s likely to be a terraced property in a built-up area, a low land score reflects the probable limited outdoor space.