While the list price is relatively low at £118,000, this needs to be considered against comparable properties in the area. Neighbouring properties have varied significantly in their pricing, reflecting differences in size, type and condition. The lack of square footage information is a significant hurdle in performing a precise price per square foot analysis, making a definitive judgement on value difficult. The lack of a garden and the condition of the property may justify the lower end of the pricing bracket, so while the price is lower than some others the price is not exceptionally good value in the area. More information is required for a complete and accurate assessment.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in adequate condition, but it is not in pristine or luxurious condition. The kitchen and bathroom seem functional but somewhat dated and may require some upgrading. The finishes are basic, suggesting a need for potential modernization and upgrades to reach a higher standard. The overall presentation indicates a need for some improvements before it could be considered in excellent condition.

The property benefits from its proximity to several schools, with Oakfield Primary Academy (Good Ofsted rating) and St Marie’s Catholic Primary School (Good Ofsted rating) being within a short distance. Rugby town centre is also relatively close, offering convenient access to amenities and transportation. The proximity to Rugby train station (2.26 KM) providing a direct link to London is a significant positive. However, the New Bilton area is not consistently regarded as one of Rugby’s most desirable areas, which slightly detracts from the overall score.

The property lacks a substantial garden, or any significant outdoor space. Based on the images it seems there is a small balcony, but this is not a substantial selling point. The absence of substantial land is a major factor in the low score.