The list price of £995,000 seems relatively reasonable considering the property’s location in Lewes, its size (1324 sq ft), and the number of bedrooms and bathrooms. However, without precise square footage data for comparable properties and considering the lack of information on plot size, a definitive assessment of value is difficult. The price reflects a balance between desirability and potential need for minor improvements or updates.

The property appears well-maintained from the photos, with a modernised kitchen and bathrooms. However, some aspects suggest it may not be in pristine condition. While the renovations seem tasteful, there’s no indication of recent major works, and certain areas (like the garden) could benefit from further landscaping or improvements. This leads to a score reflecting a generally good but not perfect condition.

Lewes is a highly desirable town in East Sussex, known for its historic character, independent shops, and excellent schools. The proximity to good schools (St Pancras Catholic Primary School being particularly close) and Lewes train station adds significant value. The property’s location on St. Annes Crescent places it within a sought-after residential area, contributing to the high score.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive aspect in the UK market. However, the size of the garden is not explicitly stated and the available images suggest a relatively modest-sized garden. Therefore, the land score reflects a garden’s presence but not an exceptionally large or impressive outdoor space.