The list price of £184,995 needs to be evaluated against comparable properties and the information on average prices on nearby streets. While the limited information on square footage for nearby listings makes a precise per-square-foot comparison challenging, the price seems relatively competitive for a 3-bedroom property in the area, considering the property’s apparent good condition and location. The slightly higher pricing of houses on nearby streets could indicate that the property may not be overly undervalued, therefore, it’s not rated as exceptional value.

The provided photos show a property that appears well-maintained and recently decorated. The interior is presented in a modern style. While there is scaffolding visible on the exterior suggesting recent or ongoing exterior work, the overall condition of the visible areas points towards a generally good state of repair. The kitchen and bathroom seem recently updated.

The property is located in Clayton-le-Woods, a village with a generally good reputation. The proximity to good primary schools (Whittle-Le-Woods Church of England Primary School and Clayton-Le-Woods Manor Road Primary School, both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and relatively close proximity to train stations (Buckshaw Parkway being the closest) contributes to the higher score. However, the lack of detailed information on local amenities and the overall village’s vibrancy slightly lowers the score. The average house price on nearby streets is considerably higher indicating a desirable area, further supporting the score.

The property description mentions an ‘enviable corner plot’ but the actual plot size is listed as 0.00 sqft, which is clearly inaccurate. The photos show a small, paved rear yard with a garage, more akin to a courtyard than a garden. This limits the outdoor space significantly, resulting in a low land score.