The list price seems reasonable considering the property’s condition, location and the lack of precise square footage data for nearby properties. The comparison with other nearby properties on Kilnhurst Road and similar streets in Todmorden shows some variation in pricing, but given the apparent modernisation and appealing features, the property is likely priced competitively within the market.

The property appears to be well-maintained and modernised, with a recently updated kitchen and bathroom visible in the photographs. While the age of the property is unknown, the presentation suggests that it has been cared for. The overall aesthetic is consistent across the provided images, showing a property that is move-in ready with minor cosmetic changes to be made based on personal preference.

Todmorden offers a charming blend of town and country living. The proximity to good schools (Castle Hill Primary School rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted being particularly noteworthy) and Todmorden train station providing links to Manchester and Leeds adds to its appeal. While the immediate area might not have extensive high street shopping, the town centre is within reach, striking a balance that some buyers will find desirable. The surrounding countryside enhances the quality of life, a key attraction for many.

The property has a garden, but its size is limited. The photos show terraced gardens and a limited outdoor space, hence the moderate score. While functional for outdoor seating or small-scale gardening, it’s not expansive compared to other properties.