The list price of £325,000 for a two-bedroom, 1107 sq ft property in Addlestone seems reasonable, though not exceptional value. Comparable nearby listings are not provided with sufficient square footage data to make an entirely accurate comparison. The lack of private outdoor space impacts the value, and the overall value proposition depends significantly on the buyer’s priorities and preferences; access to transport and schools are definite plus points.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in good to excellent condition. The interior is modern with a recently updated kitchen and bathroom. The overall presentation and cleanliness suggest a well-maintained property, though there are a few signs of minor wear and tear visible in some of the photos. The exterior is also presented in good order, given its age.

Addlestone benefits from a relatively convenient location, with Addlestone train station offering connections to London Waterloo and other key destinations. The proximity to several schools, including some rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted, adds to its family-friendly appeal. However, the immediate surrounding streets show a mixed bag of property prices, indicating some variability in desirability within the area. The property is situated in a relatively quiet residential area, not right in the center of the town, which is both an advantage and disadvantage depending on individual preferences.

While the property benefits from access to a shared communal green space, this is not equivalent to a private garden. The size of the communal area appears reasonable, but not exceptionally large. The lack of a private garden is a significant drawback for many buyers.