The list price of £1,850,000 seems reasonable in the context of other listings in the area, especially considering the new-build status and the luxurious features. However, without accurate square footage data for the property, a definitive comparison is hampered. The fact that the listed square footage is the same as the nearby similar properties, but does not match the stated square footage of 3648 sq ft as stated in the description causes concern, making the price less certain. The lack of precise comparable sales data in the immediate vicinity also impacts the rating, along with the fact that the property is not currently built.

Based on the provided CGI images, the property appears to be in excellent condition. It is a new build, or at least a property undergoing a complete renovation to a very high standard, showcasing modern features and finishes. The visual quality of the renderings suggests a high-end build, with attention to detail in its design. The only reason for not giving a 10 is the fact that these are CGI images and not photos of the actual finished property. There is no way of assessing the final condition until the property is finished

The property is located in Bray, Maidenhead, which is a desirable area known for its good schools and proximity to transport links. The nearby presence of highly-rated schools like Braywick Court School and Larchfield Primary School, combined with its relatively close distance to Maidenhead train station (1.58 KM), contributes to the high rating. However, the lack of detailed information regarding the immediate street’s amenities and specifics of local shops and other facilities prevents a perfect score.

The property includes a garden and swimming pool, which is a significant asset. The CGI imagery depicts a well-landscaped area, though the exact plot size is missing. The inclusion of the 800 sq ft garden studio further enhances its appeal, making it a strong feature of the property. The inclusion of the pool adds greatly to the appeal, but the lack of precise plot size measurements prevents a perfect score.