The asking price of £400,000 seems reasonably competitive for a 4-bedroom property in Rochford, especially considering it’s a Grade II listed building. However, the lack of plot size data and the property’s need for some updating suggest a price within a fair range, potentially slightly overvalued if the property’s condition needs significant repairs and modernization. Comparable properties on West Street and nearby streets indicate a wide range of prices depending on condition and size.

The property shows signs of age and character, with exposed beams and period features. While the rooms appear habitable and maintained, some areas require modernization or cosmetic improvements. The kitchen and bathroom fittings could be updated, and there’s a general need for redecoration in several rooms to enhance the property’s presentation. The garden, however, is small and requires attention.

Rochford is a desirable town in Essex, offering a good balance of amenities and proximity to transport links. The property’s location on West Street places it in the heart of the town, close to shops, schools (some within a kilometer radius), and the train station providing access to London Liverpool Street. However, the immediate street scene may not be the most picturesque or modern.

The property includes a small rear garden; however, its size and condition are not ideal. It’s more of a yard than a substantial garden, limiting its appeal to potential buyers seeking ample outdoor space.