The listed price of £375,000 seems reasonably competitive for a three-bedroom house in Brighton, particularly considering its location and the evident presence of a garden. However, the lack of precise square footage data for both the property and the plot inhibits a fully informed appraisal. Comparative analysis with similar properties is further hampered by inconsistent data in the provided nearby listings (many missing square footage). While the price is not overtly inflated, it also isn’t a clear bargain given the present information.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in generally reasonable condition, though showing its age. The interior decor is dated and some modernisation would likely enhance its value and appeal. The kitchen and bathroom appear functional but would benefit from updating. The exterior is well-maintained. No major visible defects are evident, but a full survey would be necessary to ascertain the complete state of repair.

The property is situated in Moulsecoomb and Bevendean, Brighton, which benefits from relatively close proximity to several amenities. The presence of nearby schools (Coombe Road Primary being particularly close and rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and the proximity to Moulsecoomb train station enhance its appeal. However, Moulsecoomb is not considered one of Brighton’s most desirable areas, and some might find the immediate surroundings less appealing than other parts of the city. This explains a score less than the maximum.

The property has a garden, which is a positive aspect, especially given the limited garden space seen in many urban properties. However, the size of the garden seems relatively modest based on the provided images; it does not represent a substantial plot of land, hence the moderate score.