The list price of £475,000 for a three-bedroom house in Brighton needs to be considered in context. While it is within the range of nearby properties (though square footage data for nearby properties is missing, and prices vary widely), the lack of plot size information and the relatively small garden may affect perceived value. The overall condition and location are strong positives that support the price, but the relatively small size might make some buyers consider it slightly overpriced. The pricing is reasonable but not exceptional.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in excellent condition. It showcases a recently renovated interior, with modern finishes and fixtures in the kitchen and bathroom. The rooms are well-presented and appear clean and well-maintained. The exterior also presents well, with a freshly painted facade.

The property is located in Roundhill Crescent, Brighton, within the St. Peter’s and North Laine area. This area is known for its proximity to good schools, including several ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’ rated primary schools within a short distance (as noted in the provided data). The area’s accessibility to transportation links is also a plus; it’s relatively close to several train stations, offering convenient commutes. However, the lack of detailed information regarding local amenities and the overall vibrancy of the immediate neighborhood slightly lowers the score.

While the property does include a garden, the photos suggest it is relatively small and may not provide much usable outdoor space. This limits the overall score for the land aspect.