The asking price of £140,000 seems relatively competitive given the property’s location and size. While the local market is lacking detailed price-per-square-foot data to make a definitive comparison, other properties in the immediate vicinity with similar characteristics and conditions suggest a price that appears reasonable, if not particularly outstanding in terms of value. The need for some modernisation could be factored into negotiations.

The property shows signs of age and requires some modernisation. While the kitchen and bathroom appear functional, the overall aesthetic suggests a need for updating and refreshing. The decor style throughout seems dated and may not appeal to all potential buyers. A superficial level of maintenance seems evident, but significant improvements could enhance its appeal and value.

Pinxton benefits from its proximity to several primary schools, including Pinxton Nursery School and John King Infant Academy, both rated as ‘Good’ by Ofsted. The town’s location offers reasonably convenient access to the A38 and M1, facilitating commutes to larger cities. While it’s a smaller town, the presence of local amenities adds to its liveability. However, the limited detailed information on local amenities and the overall vibrancy of the town prevents a higher score.

The property includes a small, manageable garden, offering some outdoor space. However, the size is limited and appears rather basic, not providing extensive landscaping or other significant features. While a garden is present, it’s not a substantial selling point.