The street is part of the viewing
The approach to a property begins before the front door. Buyers notice width, trees, light, traffic and the way neighbouring homes are cared for.
Convenience is personal
One buyer may prioritise a particular station while another values the walk to school or the park. Comparable evidence needs to reflect the audience for the home.
Evidence still needs judgement
Recent transactions provide essential context, but they should be interpreted alongside condition, timing and the particular qualities of the property being valued.
