Tarr Residential says ..

Property Oracle says ..

The property is a 3-bedroom detached house located in Chard, Somerset, with a list price of £285,000. The property has 970 sqft of living space and benefits from a garden. The property’s condition appears to be generally good, though some minor updating or cosmetic improvements might enhance its appeal. The bathroom seems recently updated, while other areas, such as the living room and bedrooms, show signs of wear and tear and could benefit from some modernisation. The kitchen is functional but could benefit from some updating. The property benefits from a garage and a garden. The location in Chard, Somerset, places it reasonably close to several schools, including Manor Court Community Primary School (rated Good by Ofsted) and Holyrood Academy (rated Outstanding). This is a positive aspect for families. However, information on nearby transportation links is not available. Considering the average house price in the area is £225,444 and the average price per sqft is £270, the list price of £285,000 for this 970 sqft property seems slightly on the higher end, but not unreasonable given the presence of a garden and garage, and its proximity to well-regarded schools. The lack of plot size information in the listing makes a precise evaluation of land value difficult. Nearby comparable properties show a range of prices, some higher and some lower than the list price, further supporting the conclusion that the list price is within a reasonable range, but perhaps slightly above average for the area. Based on the provided images, the property appears to be well maintained, though some modernisation would likely increase its value. There is no evidence to suggest the property is in need of significant renovation. The property does not appear to be a period property or a modern build, but rather a traditional style.

Therefore, we give this property 7 / 10. *Disclaimer: This is our option and does constitute a recommendation or financial advice. Do your own research. *

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