The list price of £350,000 seems reasonably competitive considering the size, condition and location of the property. While there is limited square footage data for comparable properties, the few nearby sales of similar-sized properties provide some context, particularly 14 Queens Gardens. The average price in the surrounding area is similar, suggesting the property is priced appropriately for the market. The lack of precise sq ft data for nearby sales prevents a completely accurate per-sq ft comparison, but the overall impression is that it’s in line with market expectations.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in good overall condition. The interior shows signs of recent modernisation, particularly the kitchen and living areas, while the exterior is well-maintained. There are no obvious signs of significant disrepair or damage. However, it is not in immaculate, ‘new build’ condition, which is why a score of 7 is given instead of a higher one.

The property is situated in Braintree, Essex, a town with good transport links via the Greater Anglia train line to London Liverpool Street and Colchester. There are also several well-regarded schools within a reasonable distance, as indicated in the provided school data. While Three Fields is not a particularly high-profile area, its proximity to amenities and transport makes it a convenient location. The average prices on nearby streets also support this reasonable location score.

The property has a garden, but it is not particularly large and does not seem to offer significant additional space or features. The size is not explicitly stated, but based on the images it’s fairly standard for a property of this type. There is a small patio area and enough space for garden furniture.