The list price of £425,000 sits within the range of nearby comparable properties, although it is slightly higher than some. Given the lack of square footage information and the average price per sqft data being unavailable for the street, the price assessment is made by comparing with similar houses in the area that are listed. Without precise square footage, a definitive assessment of value for money is challenging.

The property appears to be in generally good condition from the provided photos. The interior seems well-maintained and updated in some areas. There is no significant evidence of extensive repair or renovation being needed, although some updates might enhance the property’s aesthetic appeal. The kitchen and bathrooms seem slightly dated. A moderate score reflects this mixed presentation.

Ashbourne is a desirable market town in Derbyshire, known for its amenities and good schools. The property’s proximity to several well-regarded primary and secondary schools (as indicated by Ofsted ratings and distances) contributes to its appeal, increasing its value. However, the absence of detailed information about transport links requires a slight deduction in the score.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive feature. The images suggest a reasonably sized, relatively low-maintenance garden. The size, however, isn’t specified in the provided data, preventing a higher rating. There is a patio area and what appears to be a small shed.