The list price of £375,000 seems reasonable, considering the location and property features. Comparable properties in the area show a range of prices, and this property falls within the middle-to-upper end of the market. While missing crucial data on average sqft pricing, its features such as the extended living space (conservatory) and location in a sought-after area supports its price. However, the lack of substantial garden may slightly impact its value perception.

The property appears to be in good condition, but not exceptional. The photos reveal a well-maintained interior with modern upgrades in some areas (like the kitchen and conservatory), but there are some areas that look slightly dated (some bedrooms). It seems to be generally well-kept, suitable for moving in, but not newly built or recently extensively renovated.

The property is located in Great Baddow, Chelmsford, an area known for its good schools and convenient access to Chelmsford city centre. The proximity to highly-rated primary and secondary schools (Larkrise Primary, Great Baddow High School, and Beehive Lane Community Primary) makes it attractive to families. Chelmsford also offers good transport links, though the specific distance from the property to the train station isn’t ideal at 3.5km. Overall, it’s a desirable family-friendly location.

The property has a small garden. While it includes a patio area and a shed which is useful, the size seems relatively modest compared to other properties in the area that may offer larger gardens. It’s suitable for outdoor seating, but not substantial for extensive gardening or entertaining.