The list price of £650,000 seems relatively high, considering the lack of specific information on the plot size and the location. Similar properties in nearby areas are significantly less expensive. However, the property’s size, the number of bedrooms, and its unique character features in the Peak District could justify a higher price. More data on comparable properties with detailed plot sizes would improve the accuracy of this assessment. Therefore, the price is reasonable but not exceptional value.

The property appears well-maintained and has undergone some renovations. The kitchen and bathrooms look updated, and whilst the rest of the property exhibits some character features, there are no major signs of disrepair. However, certain aspects such as some of the furnishings, whilst charming, might not align with modern tastes and could be subjective. This means the condition is good, but not perfect.

The property is situated in Peak Dale, a village in the Derbyshire Peak District, known for its scenic beauty and proximity to Buxton. While Peak Dale itself may be a smaller village with limited amenities, its close proximity to Buxton, which offers more comprehensive services and attractions, enhances its overall desirability. The presence of good primary schools within a reasonable distance further adds to its family-friendliness. Train access to several nearby stations also increases the location score.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive aspect. However, the size isn’t specified, and the image shows a modestly sized garden. It’s important to remember that this is just the immediate surroundings - the surrounding land seems larger and may have grazing rights, however no details of this are provided within the listing. Further information is required on the extent and usability of the land to determine a higher score.