While the list price of £250,000 appears to fall within the range of comparable properties on Haydon Street and nearby streets (considering the limited available sqft data), the lack of square footage data prevents a definitive assessment of value per square foot. The property’s condition and location contribute to the price, but the missing data restricts precise evaluation of value for money, leading to a score that reflects a reasonable but not exceptionally good price.

The provided photos reveal a property that appears reasonably well-maintained and modern inside. The interior seems updated, particularly the kitchen and bathrooms, though there are some minor cosmetic issues evident in the exterior images, and some minor disrepair. This warrants a score reflecting neither excellent nor poor condition.

The property benefits from a central Swindon location, providing easy access to the train and bus stations (0.33km). This is a significant advantage, enhancing convenience and commute options. Proximity to the town centre also suggests access to amenities and potential employment opportunities. However, the lack of detailed information on nearby shops, schools, and other facilities prevents a higher score. The nearby streets show a range of property prices, indicating mixed neighborhood qualities.

The absence of information regarding garden space or overall plot size automatically results in a low score. A lack of outdoor space significantly impacts the property’s overall appeal, particularly in the UK housing market where gardens are often highly valued.