The listed price of £215,000 is in line with other comparable properties on Hunter Street and in the surrounding area. While precise square footage is missing which makes accurate per-square-foot comparison impossible, neighbouring properties with similar characteristics suggest the price is reasonably competitive, but may not represent exceptional value.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in average condition. While the structure seems sound, some rooms show signs of needing modernisation. The interior design and furnishings are dated and some areas appear cluttered, suggesting a need for some refurbishment. The kitchen, however, looks to have been recently updated.

The property is situated on Hunter Street in Rugby, close to a good primary school (St Andrew’s Benn Cofe Primary School, rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and approximately 0.65km from Rugby train station, providing convenient access to transportation. The proximity to amenities is not explicitly stated but Rugby town centre is generally within easy reach of this area, implying access to shops and other services. However, the lack of specific details about immediate local amenities slightly lowers the score.

There is no information on garden size. The property includes a garage but this doesn’t compensate for the lack of garden space which is a common feature many buyers seek. Therefore, the land score is low.