The list price of £180,000 seems relatively reasonable considering comparable properties in the area, although the lack of square footage data makes a precise comparison difficult. The need for significant renovations must be factored into the price, potentially offsetting the advantages of the location. The price reflects the need for modernisation, but the location and potential for improvement justify a relatively high score.

The property shows its age, with dated interiors and what appears to be significant need for modernisation and refurbishment. The kitchen and bathrooms appear particularly outdated, and the carpets and walls show signs of wear. While structurally sound from the images, the extensive cosmetic work required lowers the condition score.

The property is located in Chilton, Stowmarket, which benefits from proximity to several schools, including Stowmarket High School and Wood Ley Community Primary School, both within a reasonable distance. The presence of Stowmarket train station, offering links to Ipswich and beyond, also adds to the location’s appeal. While the immediate surroundings may not be as vibrant as a town centre, the relatively quiet residential setting could be a positive for some buyers. The lack of detailed information on local amenities necessitates a slightly lower score.

The property includes a garden, but the images suggest it is overgrown and requires considerable landscaping. While the size is not specified, the visible area is not exceptionally large, and the current state detracts from its value. The presence of a shed and what appears to be a conservatory adds some value but not enough to significantly increase the score.