The list price of £310,000 for a six-bedroom property with 1651 sqft requires context. The lack of comparable local sales data (nearby properties have missing sqft data) makes a precise price per sqft calculation impossible. While six bedrooms might suggest a higher value, the property’s condition and small land size significantly detract. Considering the nearby HMOs commanding significantly higher prices (due to rental income potential), this property’s price seems somewhat reasonable for its size if purchased as a long term project, however the condition makes a lower score appropriate. The lack of bathroom information also impacts the assessment.

Based on the provided photographs, the property’s condition appears to be fair, not excellent. While the exterior shows a relatively maintained terraced house, the interior images reveal several areas needing attention or updating. There is some visible wear and tear, and the overall impression is one of a property requiring renovation or modernisation to improve its appeal and functionality. This justifies a below-average condition score.

The property is situated in Eastbourne, a popular seaside town in East Sussex. Its proximity to the town centre (as evidenced by the listing mentioning its town centre location), local schools (Bourne Primary School is 0.33km away), and Eastbourne train station (1.31km) contributes to a decent location score. However, the specific street’s desirability would need further investigation beyond what is provided in the data. The available information supports a mid-range score.

The property has a small, cluttered backyard. The photographs show limited outdoor space and a generally neglected area. There’s no evidence of a sizable garden, limiting the score to a low value.