The list price of £289,950 needs to be considered within the context of the local market. Nearby properties have a range of prices, making it a bit difficult to arrive at a precise comparison. The condition of the property will influence value and the need for potential upgrades/renovations should be factored in. While not overtly overpriced, it does not immediately stand out as exceptional value compared to other properties in the area with similar sizes or upgraded condition.

While the property appears structurally sound from the exterior photos, the interior photographs reveal that a degree of modernisation and updating is required. The décor appears dated, and some rooms show signs of needing refurbishment or redecoration to appeal to a modern buyer, hence the mid-range score.

The property is situated in Hasland, Chesterfield, a suburb with good proximity to local schools, including Hasland Infant School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) within a 0.43 KM radius. The location also benefits from being relatively close to Chesterfield town centre (1.56 KM) providing access to amenities and transport links via East Midlands Railway. The presence of other nearby schools and the relatively quiet street add to the score.

The property has a sizeable garden which is a significant feature, as shown in the photographs. While the exact plot size is not given, the ample garden space is attractive to many buyers. This contributes to the higher score.