The list price of £350,000 sits within a reasonable range compared to other similar properties in the area, even if a definitive price per sqft calculation is impossible due to missing data. While some nearby properties command higher prices, factors like condition and specific features may justify the difference. The lack of definitive square footage data for comparable properties does make accurate comparison difficult, but the price appears competitive.

The property shows evidence of modernisation and appears well-maintained in the provided photographs. While there’s no mention of recent renovations, the interior finishes (kitchens, bathrooms) seem relatively updated. The overall condition appears above average for its type, suggesting a relatively low need for immediate repairs.

Cranham benefits from its proximity to Upminster, offering good transport links via the c2c line to London Fenchurch Street. The presence of several well-regarded schools within a reasonable distance (Engayne Primary School, Hall Mead School) adds to its family-friendly appeal. While Cranham itself may not have an abundance of high street amenities, its relative quietness and green spaces are positive aspects for many buyers.

The property includes a garden of reasonable size for an end of terrace property in this area. The photos depict a usable outdoor space, both front and rear, which is a valuable asset. Although not exceptionally large, the space is sufficient for typical garden uses, providing a better than average score compared to similar properties in the area.