The list price of £675,000 seems to be within a reasonable range, though slightly high, considering the available data. While the square footage is quite substantial at 3377.72 sq ft, the property is a mixed-use building with commercial components, and the lack of definitive details on the current state of the commercial units, makes it difficult to assess their full market value. The nearby property listings offer a range of prices but lack sufficient comparable data (square footage and condition), especially for mixed-use buildings, making direct price comparisons unreliable. However, factoring in the location and size, the price while not representing exceptional value, does not appear overpriced to the point of being a poor investment.

Based on the provided images, the property appears to be in reasonably good condition for its age. The exterior shows a traditional building with some signs of wear and tear, typical of older properties. However, there are no major visible signs of significant damage or disrepair. A more thorough inspection would be necessary to fully assess the condition of both the exterior and the interior, but based on the provided visuals, a moderate score reflects the condition accurately.

Wallingford is a desirable market town in Oxfordshire, known for its historic charm, good schools, and convenient amenities. The property’s location on St. Mary’s Street places it in the heart of the town, offering easy access to shops, restaurants, and local services. The proximity to good schools, as detailed in the provided school data, further enhances its appeal to families. The relatively close distance to the train station (though not within walking distance), provides convenient access to wider transport networks. These factors contribute to a high location score.

The property has minimal land associated with it. The images show a small garden area to the rear. However, the plot size is given as 0.00 sqft, suggesting the space may be limited or non-existent beyond what is visually depicted. This restricts the land rating.