The list price of £800,000 seems slightly high relative to some similar properties on Mill Street, some of which are significantly cheaper, though there is a lack of comparable information to determine sqft pricing. The lack of detailed property square footage in nearby listings and the described condition make a definitive price per square foot assessment challenging. However, taking into account the location and size, the price is not unreasonable in the broader Redhill market. Considering its unique woodland setting, the price may be justified but further investigation would be necessary.

The property appears to be structurally sound from the photos, but the interior shows its age and requires some modernisation. The kitchen and bathrooms in particular would likely benefit from updating. The overall condition is acceptable but not luxurious.

The property benefits from a tranquil location nestled within woodland, offering a peaceful atmosphere. Proximity to Redhill Common is a plus, providing access to green space. While slightly removed from the town centre, the relatively close distance to Redhill and Earlswood train stations and several primary schools makes it reasonably convenient.

The property has a small garden area and a significant paved driveway. While not expansive, it offers some outdoor space, which is better than many comparable properties on Mill Street. However, compared to some larger houses in the area, this plot size would be considered relatively small.