The list price seems reasonable when considering the seemingly high quality of the renovation, the size of the property (1603 sqft), and the number of bedrooms (4). However, the lack of bathroom information and comparison with similarly sized and styled properties in the area without precise square footage data for comparables makes definitive valuation challenging. The price is likely competitive within the immediate locale, though higher than average for the area.

The photos reveal a property that appears to be in excellent condition, seemingly newly renovated or refurbished. The modern kitchen, bathroom, and flooring are all high-quality, contributing to the high score. There is no visible evidence of needed repair or renovation.

Griston is a small village, so the location score reflects the limited amenities. While it benefits from proximity to a few schools (though the Ofsted ratings aren’t all high), the lack of nearby transportation could be a drawback for some buyers. The relative quiet and rural setting will appeal to certain buyers, but this limits accessibility.

The property has a garden, but its size is not specified and the images suggest a relatively small outdoor space. While there is some green space, it does not qualify as a large garden. This is reflected in the moderate score.