Every report follows the same structure, whether the street scores 92 or 41. What changes is the depth and the local detail. The standard doesn't move.
The composite score out of 100, the verdict band, and your Buyer Match Score against the archetype that fits you.
A clean key-value table: EPC rating, council tax band, tenure, heating, broadband and flood risk, checked rather than taken from the listing alone.

Every state school within catchment, verified on Ofsted by URN, plus relevant independent schools and grammar pathway notes.

Rail journey times from the operator's live timetable, road links, airport access and bus routes, all stated as approximate.

Named venues checked to street level. Healthcare distinguishes a 24 hour A&E from an Urgent Treatment Centre.

Named parks and walks, dog-friendly venues, and any AONB or National Landscape designation checked against the official boundary.

data.police.uk sourced, read against the residential character of the specific street rather than the postcode aggregate alone.

Live planning applications from the local authority portal, flood zone status, and Green Belt or AONB language checked against the map.
Your chosen buyer archetype and two others the property would also suit, written in plain sentences rather than a persona label.
Strengths, watch-outs, and who the property is best suited to, in a single page you can read in under a minute.
A single two-column table for use at the viewing itself, cross-checked against every earlier section before delivery.
Every named public dataset used, and a plain statement of what the report is not: a legal search, a survey, or a valuation.
A real sample, including the Decision Summary in full, and including at least one property that didn't score especially well.
Open the sample report