The list price of £270,000 seems reasonably competitive in the context of nearby listings. Considering the property’s age, the condition (needing some modernisation), and the size of the garden, the price appears to be in line with local market trends. However, the absence of precise square footage data for nearby properties makes a precise price-per-square-foot comparison impossible. The price also sits in the mid-range of similar properties in the area, with some being cheaper, others more expensive.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be reasonably well-maintained, though it shows its age. While the exterior is presentable, the interior exhibits some dated features, particularly evident in the furnishings and the kitchen and bathroom. The property seems habitable, but some cosmetic updates and modernisations could enhance the overall condition. Some minor repairs may also be required, but the overall structural condition is not significantly poor.

The property is situated in Hampden Park, Eastbourne, which benefits from proximity to local shops, cafes, and supermarkets. The presence of a mainline railway station nearby enhances its connectivity. Good schools within a reasonable distance further add to its appeal, though the specific quality of schools can vary. However, the overall location score is moderated due to a lack of specific details regarding the immediate surroundings of the property, for example, noise levels from traffic or nearby businesses.

The property has a garden, which is a definite positive. The garden appears reasonably sized and well-maintained. The score reflects that while it’s not expansive, it provides outdoor space, a desirable feature for many buyers. The lack of precise plot size measurements, however, prevents a higher score.