Considering the condition of the garage, its lack of land, and the low average property price in neighbouring streets, the price of £12,500 appears somewhat high. While garages in Basildon can sell, the overall condition demands a lower price to incentivize buyers. The price could be justified if it is exceptionally well-located, structurally sound despite its appearance, or if the buyer has specific requirements that outweigh the condition issues. However, based on the information provided, the price seems slightly inflated.

Based on the provided image, the garage shows significant signs of deterioration. The paint is peeling extensively, suggesting neglect and potential underlying structural issues. While the structural integrity might be sound, the current state of repair is poor, requiring considerable work to improve its appearance and functionality.

The property is located in Springfields, Basildon, which benefits from relatively close proximity to Pitsea train station (1.57km), providing convenient access to London and other parts of Essex. The area also has several schools rated ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’ within a reasonable distance, enhancing its family-friendliness. While not in the most affluent area of Essex, the location offers a practical balance of transport links and local amenities.

The property appears to be a single garage with minimal or no additional land. The only land associated with the property is the immediate area surrounding the garage itself which is largely unkempt and overgrown. There is no garden or significant outdoor space.