The listed price of £350,000 seems somewhat high considering the comparable properties in the surrounding streets and the lack of a significant garden. While the property is a four-bedroom house, the absence of sufficient data on the average price per square foot in the immediate vicinity makes it challenging to firmly assess the price’s reasonableness. The price may reflect the recent improvements to the kitchen and bathrooms.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be well-maintained and in good condition. The kitchen and bathrooms seem recently updated. While there is evidence of some dated interior decor choices (wallpaper), the overall condition does not appear to need major repair or renovation. However, the images don’t show the full property, limiting a completely comprehensive assessment of its condition.

The property is located in Kingsthorpe, Northampton, which is a generally desirable residential area. Its proximity to several schools (including some with outstanding Ofsted ratings) and a relatively short distance to Northampton train station contribute to a positive location score. However, the specific street’s average price data is limited, hindering a more precise assessment.

The listing does not specify the plot size, therefore it is rated low. The images show a relatively small front garden and driveway, and limited information on garden space, resulting in a low land score.