The list price of £205,000 seems reasonably competitive considering the area. While specific price-per-square-foot data is missing for the property’s location, comparable properties in the area show a price range encompassing the listed price. The property’s condition, age, and garden size need to be considered; this slightly reduces its market value compared to newer, larger properties in better condition. However, the lack of a chain could increase its desirability, mitigating this somewhat.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be in generally fair condition, though not without signs of aging. The exterior shows some minor maintenance needs (e.g., roof algae), while the interior shows a generally lived-in appearance. Some rooms appear in need of updating, while others (like the kitchen) seem relatively well-maintained. The overall condition is not poor, but neither is it exceptionally high-end.

The property is located in March, Cambridgeshire, which benefits from relatively close proximity to several schools with varying Ofsted ratings, suggesting a range of educational choices. The distance to March train station provides access to rail travel. However, March itself is not a major city, potentially limiting access to some amenities and job opportunities compared to larger urban centres. The proximity to nearby streets with higher average prices suggests potential for upward value appreciation, but the lack of detailed information on the specific street and its immediate environment limits a more precise assessment.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive aspect, however, the provided plot size of 0.00 SQFT is inaccurate or missing data. The images reveal a modest-sized garden, adequate for relaxation but not particularly large or expansive.