The list price of £850,000 seems reasonable, but requires further consideration. While comparable nearby listings are also around the same price point, the lack of square footage information for those listings makes a direct comparison challenging. The fact that the property is a Grade II listed chapel adds value, but this value is not reflected in the price per square foot. Considering the property’s unique character and location, the price is potentially slightly higher than average for the surrounding area but still within a reasonable range. More data would be beneficial to confirm this.

Based on the photos, the property is in good condition. While it’s a period property, the images show that it has been well-maintained and updated, with modern fixtures and fittings alongside the original features. There is no apparent need for significant repair or renovation, although a detailed survey would be needed to definitively assess the property’s structural condition.

The property is located on All Saints Avenue in Maidenhead, Berkshire, a desirable area known for its mix of period properties and family-friendly atmosphere. The proximity to good schools (Alwyn Infant School, Furze Platt Junior School, etc.), within approximately 0.6KM, adds to its appeal. The relative closeness to Maidenhead town centre and railway station (though not explicitly stated, the nearby listings suggest this) is another positive factor. However, the lack of precise information about walkability to amenities slightly lowers the score.

The property features a garden, which is a positive aspect, but the size is not specified. Based on the photos, the garden appears to be reasonably sized but not extensive, preventing a higher score. The additional area at the rear suggests additional space, but specifics on size and usability are needed for a precise assessment.