The list price of £650,000 seems somewhat high when considering the limited plot size. Whilst the nearby property prices are not consistent due to the lack of square footage data; the house is a Grade II listed family home located within the heart of the historic old town. Additional market research of similar properties in Chesham will be needed to assess the exact value.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be well-maintained but not renovated to a high modern standard. The kitchen and bathroom appear adequately functional, but certain aspects show signs of age. The presence of original features (exposed beams) could either be seen as charming character or in need of further modernization. Overall, while inhabitable, the property does not present a fully pristine condition.

Chesham is a desirable town in Buckinghamshire, offering a good balance of amenities and proximity to London. The property’s location on Germain Street places it within the historic old town, suggesting access to local shops and possibly some historical significance. The proximity to good schools and transport links (Amersham Underground station) further enhances its appeal, justifying a relatively high score. However, the lack of precise details on the immediate proximity to amenities warrants a score below 8.

The property boasts a garden, which is a positive aspect in the UK housing market. However, the size is unspecified, and based on the provided images the size seems relatively modest, perhaps more of a courtyard than extensive gardens. This limits the score, as larger plots command a higher value.