The asking price is competitive but not exceptionally low considering comparable properties in Audlem and nearby villages. The need for renovations balances the benefits of the location and garden size. Given the lack of precise square footage for other properties (many are listed as 0.00 sqft), direct price-per-square-foot comparison is difficult; however, the property’s size and location justify its price point within the range of similar homes in the area.

The property shows its age. While structurally sound, the interior requires modernization and updating. Carpets, decor, and some fixtures appear dated and some minor repair work is visible in a couple of photos (e.g., ceiling damage). This indicates a need for renovations, but it doesn’t appear to be in disrepair or suffering from major structural issues.

Audlem is a desirable village in Cheshire, known for its picturesque setting and community feel. The proximity to good schools (Audlem St James’ Cofe Primary School is within walking distance) and its relative closeness to Nantwich (with a train station) contribute to its high desirability. While not directly on main transport routes, its accessibility to major roads adds to its appeal for commuters and those looking for a tranquil village lifestyle.

The property boasts a substantial garden, as shown in the aerial photos. The size is not explicitly stated, but the imagery suggests a plot significantly larger than many in similar areas. This sizeable outdoor space adds significantly to the property’s overall value.