Without access to comparable sold property data in the immediate vicinity, a precise assessment is difficult. However, considering the property’s size (790 sqft) and the features shown (two bedrooms, one bathroom, seemingly modern), the listed price appears to fall within a reasonable range for the area, assuming typical Didcot pricing. The lack of land, however, will likely impact the actual sale price achieved.

The property appears to be in generally good condition based on the provided photos. The interior is modern and clean, showing no significant signs of disrepair. However, the images offer only a limited view, and a full inspection would be necessary for a conclusive assessment. Therefore, a middling score is given.

Didcot benefits from its proximity to Didcot Parkway train station, providing excellent transport links to London and other major cities. The presence of several well-regarded schools, including those rated ‘Good’ and ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted, is a significant positive for families. However, the lack of detailed information on the immediate neighbourhood and specifics about the property’s location within Hawthorn Place prevents a higher score.

The property has virtually no land. The images show it’s part of a terrace or block, with limited or no private outdoor space. This significantly detracts from its overall appeal and warrants a low score.