The asking price of £239,950 seems relatively reasonable compared to similar properties in the immediate vicinity, particularly given the three bedrooms and garden. While the lack of square footage data for nearby properties makes precise price per square foot comparisons difficult, the price appears to be in line with market expectations in this area. However, the need for potential modernization could impact some buyers’ perceived value, resulting in a score that is not a perfect 10.

While the property appears structurally sound, the interior photos reveal dated décor and carpeting, suggesting the need for modernisation. The kitchen and bathroom appear functional but not recently updated. The overall condition is acceptable but not high-end, hence the middling score.

The property is situated in Chapel-en-le-Frith, a town in the Peak District National Park, offering scenic surroundings. It’s reasonably close to a train station providing access to other towns and cities. Good primary and secondary schools are within a reasonable distance, adding to its family-friendly appeal. However, the proximity to major amenities beyond the town itself might be considered a limitation for some buyers.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive aspect. While the exact plot size is not provided, the photos indicate a garden of reasonable size, suitable for gardening and outdoor activities. It’s not exceptionally large but larger than many properties in the area that lack a garden. Therefore, the score is mid-range.