The listed price of £350,000 for a property of this size and unique nature is moderately reasonable, given the condition and the potential for substantial value enhancement post-renovation. Compared to other properties listed in the area with similarly incomplete data, it falls in a reasonable range. The lack of precise comparable properties in the same condition, and the unknown cost of renovation however, makes a precise value judgment difficult.

The provided images clearly show the property is undergoing a substantial renovation. While the original architectural features appear to be largely intact and potentially attractive once restored, the current state suggests a significant amount of work is needed. This warrants a lower score, reflecting the property’s current uninhabitable condition.

The property benefits from a relatively peaceful location in Longcross, Chertsey, Surrey. While not in a bustling town centre, its proximity to Longcross train station (1.5km) offers convenient access to commuting routes. The presence of several schools within a reasonable distance (although specific catchment areas are not detailed, impacting the scoring), alongside the relatively affluent surrounding areas, points to a desirable, if not overly central location.

Although the precise plot size is not provided, the photographs indicate a reasonable amount of land surrounding the property, which is likely more extensive than many properties in the area, especially considering the conversion from a church. While the presence of gravestones is noted, it is likely they are historically significant and are part of the property’s character. The land appears usable, contributing to this relatively high score.