The listing price of £950,000 is at the higher end considering the nearby property values, particularly those on Westfield Drive which are significantly lower despite also being 3-bedroom properties. The lack of explicit square footage data for comparable properties makes a precise price-per-square-foot comparison challenging, preventing a more accurate valuation. The property’s age, condition, and location all play a part in justifying the higher list price, but a thorough market appraisal would be needed for a more accurate estimation. Given the information available the pricing seems somewhat high, but not unreasonable for this area and style of property.

The interior photos suggest a property that is generally well-maintained and habitable, showcasing a clean and updated aesthetic. While certain rooms (like the kitchen) show modern updates, others appear somewhat dated. No significant signs of disrepair are visible in the provided images, but a full inspection would be required for a definitive assessment.

The property benefits from a semi-rural location near Bookham Common and National Trust land, offering a tranquil setting. Proximity to Bookham train station (1.15km) provides convenient access to commuting routes. Good local schools are within a reasonable distance, adding to its family-friendly appeal. However, the immediate street’s average prices are considerably lower, suggesting the location may not be as premium as some other nearby areas.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive attribute. However, the provided photos and descriptions do not suggest a particularly extensive plot. While the description mentions ‘grounds approaching ³⁄₄ acre’, the images do not fully support this, therefore a score reflecting a moderately sized garden is given.