The list price of £975,000 requires further context given the unavailability of the square footage. Considering comparable properties in the area, although the provided properties are inconsistent in their size and type (making direct comparison difficult), the price appears within a reasonable range for a property of this type and location. However, without the square footage, a precise price per square foot analysis is impossible which makes accurate evaluation difficult. The Grade II listing could add to the property’s value, but this is difficult to quantify without professional valuation.

The property appears well-maintained and has undergone some modernisation, particularly in the kitchen and bathrooms. The images reveal a blend of original features and modern updates. While the property shows signs of being updated, the quality of the work may not be considered exceptional, and some areas might benefit from further modernisation. Overall, it seems well kept, but not flawlessly immaculate.

The property is situated within the Shoeburyness Garrison, a historic and desirable location in Essex. Its proximity to the iconic Clock Tower and Horseshoe Parade Ground adds to its appeal. The area benefits from relatively easy access to Shoeburyness train station, providing a commute link to London. Several well-regarded primary schools are within a reasonable distance, further enhancing the location’s family-friendliness. However, the immediate surrounding area is relatively small, limiting access to a wider range of amenities which might be needed.

The property includes a courtyard garden, which is a significant feature. However, the size of the garden seems relatively modest compared to other properties in similar price ranges. The additional benefit of outside space needs to be considered in comparison to the overall value and size of the house.