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The property is located in Sewell Close, Thatcham, which is in the West Berkshire area of England. The area benefits from being relatively close to Thatcham (4.96 KM), Newbury Racecourse (5.77 KM), and Newbury (7.18 KM) train stations, providing convenient access to transport links. Several schools are also within a reasonable distance, including Cold Ash St Mark’S Ce Primary School (0.47 KM), Downe House (0.93 KM), and St Finian’S Catholic Primary School (1.56 KM), all of which are rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted (where applicable). This suggests a family-friendly location with good amenities. The property itself is a detached house with a significant plot size (3,516.57 SQFT) and a substantial amount of living space (2,607.74 SQFT). The presence of a garden, visible in the provided images, adds to the appeal.

Based on the images, the property appears to be in generally good condition. While some areas might benefit from minor cosmetic updates, there are no obvious signs of significant structural damage or disrepair that would require extensive renovation. The interior is well-maintained and presented. The kitchen is functional, though the flooring and some of the appliances might be considered dated. The property shows signs of having been updated over time, retaining some of its traditional character, but with modern updates in some areas.

Considering the average house price in the area is £784,350, and the average price per square foot is £441, the listing price of £950,000 for this 2,607.74 SQFT property seems relatively reasonable, although potentially slightly on the higher side. Nearby comparable properties show a range of prices, with some significantly higher and others lower, suggesting that the market in this area is quite varied. The larger plot size and the proximity to good schools and transport links could justify the higher end of this price range.

Therefore, we give this property 8 / 10. *Disclaimer: This is our option and does constitute a recommendation or financial advice. Do your own research. *

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