While the listed price of £160,000 is consistent with the average price for Richmond Court (£160,000), the lack of square footage information makes a definitive price-per-square-foot comparison impossible. Considering the property’s age, condition, and minimal land, the price might be considered slightly above average for this style of property in Luton, particularly without a larger garden or significant additional features. However, given Luton’s market, it is generally a reasonable price in the current market.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in reasonable condition, though it could benefit from some modernisation. The finishes seem dated but the structure appears sound. There is no evidence of significant damage or disrepair. The property is generally clean and habitable but may not meet the standards of a fully updated and modernised home.

The property benefits from being close to Luton town centre, with good access to transport links including Luton train station, and relatively close to Luton Airport Parkway. The proximity to several schools, including Richmond Hill School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted), adds to its appeal for families. However, Luton as a whole has areas with mixed reputations, and without precise details of the immediate surroundings this score is somewhat tempered.

The property appears to have minimal outdoor space. There may be a shared area, but there is no private garden, balcony or significant land associated with the property. The images of the garage suggest a communal arrangement rather than a large plot of private land.