The list price of £1,150,000 seems relatively reasonable considering the property’s location in Beaconsfield and its size (2,448 sq ft). However, the lack of plot size data and the comparison with other properties on Seeleys Road and nearby streets suggests that it might be slightly higher than the average price per sq ft in the immediate vicinity, accounting for the condition. More data on plot size would be necessary for a definitive evaluation.

The property appears to be in generally good condition, though some aspects suggest it might benefit from modernisation. The kitchen and bathrooms seem functional but dated, while the rest of the house shows signs of being well-maintained but not recently updated. The interior design aesthetic is traditional and could be considered dated by modern standards.

Beaconsfield is a highly desirable location in Buckinghamshire, known for its excellent schools, transport links (close proximity to Beaconsfield train station providing links to London Marylebone), and attractive surroundings. The property’s location within the Seeleys Road estate adds to its appeal. The presence of several ‘Outstanding’ Ofsted-rated schools within a reasonable distance further enhances the location score.

While the property includes a garden, its size appears to be relatively modest compared to other properties in the area, particularly the more expensive listings. It’s a decent-sized garden, suitable for family use, but doesn’t offer expansive outdoor space.