The list price of £500,000 appears reasonable considering the location and size. However, the need for modernisation and renovation should be factored in. While the comparable properties in the area have missing sq ft data, the price seems to fall within the expected range for a four-bedroom house in Portslade. The need for renovations might slightly reduce its value compared to newly renovated properties, hence a score below the top range.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be in need of some modernisation and updating. The décor is dated throughout, and some rooms show signs of wear and tear. While structurally sound, the cosmetic condition requires significant work to bring it to a modern standard. The kitchen and bathroom are particularly dated.

The property is located in Portslade, a suburb of Brighton. It benefits from proximity to Portslade train station (0.59km), providing good transport links to Brighton and other parts of Sussex. Several schools with good Ofsted ratings are within a reasonable distance, making it attractive to families. While South Portslade may not be the most vibrant part of Brighton, its proximity to the city centre and good transport links raise the score above average.

The property includes a good-sized rear garden which appears to offer sufficient space for outdoor activities and potential for landscaping improvements. The size of the plot itself is not explicitly given but the images suggest a respectable garden for the area and type of property, leading to a mid-range score.