The list price of £495,000 seems moderately priced considering the lack of precise square footage and plot size data. Comparing it to the nearby listings, while most are of different property types or lack detailed data, it sits within a reasonable range. However, without definitive comparable properties with complete data (especially regarding sqft), it’s challenging to assess whether it represents exceptional value. Hence, a middling score is given due to the lack of critical data needed to make a definite judgment.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in good, though not exceptional, condition. The interior shows some signs of updating and modernisation, suggesting it’s well-maintained. There are no obvious signs of major repairs or renovations required. However, the images do not cover the entire property, restricting a comprehensive assessment. The kitchen and bathroom appear relatively modern and well-maintained, while bedrooms display a slightly dated style, impacting the score slightly.

Farnham Common benefits from a good location within Buckinghamshire. It offers proximity to shops, Burnham Beeches nature reserve, and well-regarded schools like Farnham Common Infant and Junior Schools (both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted). The area is also reasonably accessible to several train stations providing links to London and other parts of the UK. However, the precise proximity of the property to these amenities isn’t specified, influencing the score.

The property includes a garden, as shown in the photos. While the plot size is not specified, the garden seems reasonably sized for a family home in this area. It is not extensive. The presence of a garden warrants a positive score, but its size and features do not suggest exceptionally large or unique land features.