The asking price of £355,000 seems reasonably competitive given the limited square footage (1020 sq ft) and the fact there are no details about plot size. Considering comparable properties in the area, like the £226,500 house at 25 Leyhill drive, the price appears slightly above average but not unreasonably high considering its location, amenities and the fact that it is a well-presented three bedroom semi-detached home.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in reasonable condition. The interior shows signs of some wear and tear but is generally well-maintained. It doesn’t require immediate extensive renovation, but some cosmetic upgrades might enhance its overall appeal. A more thorough inspection would be required for a definitive assessment.

The property is located in Farley, Luton, which benefits from proximity to Stockwood Park and the M1 motorway. The presence of nearby schools, although with varying Ofsted ratings, adds to the family-oriented appeal. The relatively short distances to Luton train station and Luton Airport Parkway enhance its accessibility. However, Farley might not be considered a top-tier location in the broader Luton context, hence the score.

The property boasts a sizeable garden, which is a significant advantage in comparison to many properties in Luton and surrounding areas. The garden’s condition appears good from the photos. The lack of a precise plot size in the data, however, prevents a more exact scoring.