Considering the property’s location in Kenilworth, its relatively modern condition (as far as can be determined from the images), and the three bedrooms, the list price of £220,000 appears reasonable but not exceptionally good value compared to other similar properties in the area. The lack of precise square footage data for comparable properties limits the assessment of price per square foot as a key valuation indicator. Therefore the score is indicative of a fair but not outstanding price.

The provided photos suggest a property that has been well-maintained and possibly recently updated, particularly the kitchen and bathroom. While it appears clean and modern, there aren’t photos of every room or area and potential issues could remain unseen (for example, any required structural works), therefore a score reflecting a ‘good’ but not ‘excellent’ condition is deemed appropriate.

Kenilworth is a desirable town in Warwickshire, known for its historic castle and pleasant atmosphere. The property’s proximity to good schools (Priors Field Primary, St Augustine’s Catholic Primary, and others within a reasonable distance) and its relatively close distance to Kenilworth train station enhances its appeal to families and commuters. However, the specific location on Denton Close might not be as central or convenient as some other parts of Kenilworth, hence a score below the maximum.

The property has a small garden, as shown in the photos. While it offers some outdoor space, the size is modest and doesn’t present a substantial land asset. This is reflected in the relatively low score.