The list price of £300,000 seems relatively reasonable considering the property type, location, and size in comparison to other properties in the area, although some nearby properties are cheaper. While the house requires renovation, the potential for added value after refurbishment justifies a moderate score for price. Additional information on the average price per square foot for similar properties in the area would allow for a more precise evaluation.

The property shows its age and requires modernisation throughout. The images reveal dated décor, flooring, and fixtures. While structurally sound, the cosmetic updates needed represent a significant investment, reducing the score. The kitchen and bathroom are particularly in need of updating. The property appears habitable and not in disrepair, which prevents it from being a lower score.

The property is located in Moulsecoomb, Brighton, which benefits from proximity to Moulsecoomb train station offering convenient access to Brighton city centre and other locations. There are also primary schools within walking distance. While Moulsecoomb might not be considered the most affluent area of Brighton, its affordability and transport links make it attractive for first-time buyers and families. The presence of several nearby schools and a train station boosts its rating.

The property includes a garden which appears reasonably sized and offers potential for landscaping and outdoor enjoyment. The inclusion of a greenhouse is a positive aspect. Given the lack of precise plot size data, a moderate score is warranted.