The asking price of £375,000 needs to be assessed against comparable properties in the area. The absence of square footage for nearby properties hinders precise comparison, however, surrounding street average prices suggest a range. Although some properties sell for less, others exceed this price. Therefore, considering the property’s condition and the average values in nearby streets, the list price is relatively reasonable, resulting in a score of 7.

The property shows evidence of some wear and tear. While the photos reveal a generally well-maintained structure, there’s an apparent need for some updating, particularly in the kitchen, where elements appear dated and may require refurbishment. The flooring and general interior appear adequately maintained, but not modern or renovated. Hence the score of 6.

The property is located in North Portslade, Brighton, which benefits from proximity to local schools, shops, and transportation links. The presence of several nearby primary schools with varying Ofsted ratings provides options for families, and the relatively close distance to Portslade train station and other railway stations offers convenient access to Brighton and surrounding areas. However, North Portslade may not be considered a top-tier location within Brighton, hence the score of 7.

The property includes a garden, though its size and condition need clarification. The external photos suggest a modest-sized garden, and its appearance seems to need some attention. While the presence of a garden is a positive attribute, its relatively small size and apparent lack of landscaping warrants a 4.