The asking price of £375,000 seems reasonable in the context of similar properties listed in the area, considering it’s a 3-bedroom semi-detached house that has been fully refurbished. Comparable properties on Wrights Avenue have sold for similar prices. However, the absence of sqft data for comparative properties makes a definitive price-per-sqft analysis impossible. The provided price reflects market value, yet a slightly lower score acknowledges that this is based on limited comparable property information.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in good to excellent condition. It has undergone a recent refurbishment, showcasing a modern kitchen and updated bathrooms. The interior is clean, well-maintained, and has been freshly decorated. The exterior also appears to be in good condition. A score of 8 reflects the seemingly well-maintained state, though a physical viewing is recommended for a complete assessment.

The property is located in Cressing, a village in Essex with proximity to a train station (Cressing (Essex) station, 1 km away), offering convenient access to commuting options. The A120 is also easily accessible, providing good road links. The presence of Cressing Primary School (0.6km) adds to the family-friendly appeal, though further research into Ofsted ratings and other nearby schools would be beneficial. While the village setting is attractive, the relative lack of immediate amenities may be a drawback for some, hence a score of 7 instead of a higher number.

The property includes a garden, which appears to be of reasonable size, as indicated in the photographs. Though exact dimensions are absent, it is significantly larger than many properties in the area. The presence of a patio and potential for additional landscaping adds value. A score of 6 is given due to the good size of the garden compared to other properties in the area, and the presence of paving. However, a full plot size would be required for a more precise assessment.