The list price of £600,000 is higher than the average property price in the area (£395,165). However, the property offers a substantial 2,033.55 sqft of living space, significantly more than the average of 714 sqft. The unique nature of the property as a converted church, along with its size and condition, justifies a higher price point, but it may still be considered slightly overpriced compared to other properties in the area.

The property appears to be in good condition, with modern fixtures and fittings blended with the original character of the building. The interior photos show well-maintained rooms, and the exterior stone structure looks sound. The conversion seems to have been done to a high standard, preserving the unique architectural features.

The property is located in High Hoyland, a village in Barnsley, South Yorkshire. While it offers a rural setting, it is relatively close to larger towns and cities, providing a balance between countryside living and accessibility to amenities. There are several schools within a reasonable distance, with Cawthorne Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School being rated as ‘Outstanding’.

The property includes a substantial plot of land, including garden areas and what appears to be former graveyard. The aerial photos show the property surrounded by greenery, offering privacy and space.