The listed price of £385,000 for a two-bedroom apartment of 1,026 sqft requires consideration of the local market. While there is a lack of precise sqft data for comparable properties, other nearby apartments are listed at lower prices. The unique nature and conversion to apartments from the historical structure justifies a slightly higher price point, however, the price remains within the range of comparable properties in the area. Overall, it appears reasonably priced. This warrants a score that is above average, but not exceptional, value considering the conversion location.

The provided photographs showcase a property that appears well-maintained and in good condition. While not brand new, the interior shows minimal signs of wear. The finishes and fixtures look modern and functional, suggesting a relatively recent refurbishment or well-preserved original condition.

Fairfield Park benefits from its proximity to well-regarded schools like Fairfield Park Lower School (Outstanding Ofsted rating) and other good-rated schools within a reasonable distance. The presence of nearby train stations provides access to commuting routes. While the immediate surroundings are somewhat limited, the larger area of Stotfold offers amenities. This balances to a location score reflecting both the immediate environment and access to wider amenities and transport.

The property is an apartment within a larger conversion, therefore there is no private garden or significant land associated with it. The communal grounds are a factor but do not significantly increase the land score due to lack of exclusive use.