The list price of £385,000 seems somewhat high considering the property’s condition and the limited information on the actual square footage. While nearby properties show a range of prices, the lack of detailed comparable data makes it challenging to accurately assess value. Given the dated interior and necessary renovations, the price appears slightly inflated for the current state of the property. The asking price is higher than comparable properties in the near vicinity.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in fair condition, but requires some updating and modernisation. The kitchen and bathroom are dated, and the garden needs significant maintenance. While the structure seems sound, the overall aesthetic suggests it would benefit from a refurbishment to enhance its appeal. This is reflected in the moderate condition score.

The property benefits from being close to several primary schools with good Ofsted ratings (Richard Alibon Primary School and Hunters Hall Primary School), and a short distance to Trinity School, which has an outstanding rating. The proximity to Dagenham Heathway station, although not explicitly stated as a distance, adds to the convenience of the location for commuters. However, the lack of detailed information on local amenities and the distances to other key features limits the score. The area itself is a typical residential area in Dagenham, which may not appeal to all buyers.

The property includes a garden, although it appears overgrown and in need of considerable landscaping. The size is not specified, which adds to the uncertainty. Based on the images provided it appears to be a modest sized garden that is in need of considerable work. Considering this, a modest score is appropriate.