While the list price of £600,000 seems reasonable for a three-bedroom house in South Croydon considering the size and features (refurbished kitchen/bathroom, conservatory, and garden), the lack of square footage data for comparable properties makes a definitive price per square foot comparison impossible. Neighboring properties show a wide range of prices, some significantly higher, indicating potential for both over and underpricing depending on the property’s specific features and condition not fully revealed. The score therefore reflects a price that is acceptable but not exceptionally good value.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in good overall condition. The kitchen and bathroom have been recently refitted to a high standard. Other rooms seem well-maintained, but there isn’t enough information to assess the state of the structure or any potential hidden issues. The overall presentation is appealing, suggesting a reasonable level of upkeep.

The property is located in South Croydon, in the Selsdon & Addington Village area. This area benefits from being relatively close to good schools (although Ofsted ratings are missing from the data provided), and also has relatively good transport links with several train stations within a reasonable distance. The proximity to various amenities is a plus, making it a convenient location. However, without more specific details about the immediate neighbourhood and local facilities, this score reflects a generally positive, yet not outstanding location.

The property features a sizable garden that is well-maintained, a significant advantage in the UK housing market. The garden’s size and landscaping are clear assets, significantly contributing to a higher score compared to properties lacking this amenity.