The list price of £2,200,000 seems relatively high given the lack of information regarding the exact plot size and the need for some renovations. While Lewes is an expensive area, comparing the price per square foot to similar properties in the area (if that data was available) would provide a better indication of value. The presence of a separate building with potential for conversion could potentially justify some of the price, however, without specifics this is hard to fully comment on.

The property shows a mix of updated and older features. The kitchen and some bathrooms appear recently renovated and in good condition. However, other areas, such as one bathroom and parts of the hallway, reveal a need for some updating or repair, preventing a higher score. The overall impression is a property that is habitable but could benefit from further improvements.

Lewes is a desirable town in East Sussex, known for its historic character, independent shops, and good schools. The proximity to Lewes train station provides convenient transport links. While the specific location on Green Lane isn’t explicitly detailed, its placement within Lewes Priory suggests a reasonably good location, though some quieter areas might score higher.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive aspect. However, based on the images, the garden size appears relatively modest for a property of this value, therefore preventing a higher score. More information on the exact plot size would be needed for a definitive assessment.