The asking price of £850,000 is high relative to other properties in Kegworth, particularly given the small plot size and limited outdoor space. While the property is extensively refurbished and offers six bedrooms, it is presented as six separate serviced apartments, reducing overall livability as a single dwelling. The average price data on nearby streets is unavailable, but other high value properties in the area indicate a potentially inflated price for this one.

The provided photographs showcase a property that appears to be in good to excellent condition. The interiors are modern, well-maintained, and tastefully furnished. The renovations seem recent and of high quality. While there is no evidence of significant disrepair or damage, the lack of information about the structure and any potential hidden issues prevents it from being rated a 10.

Kegworth is a desirable village in Leicestershire with good access to transport links and amenities. The property’s location on High Street places it in the heart of the village, offering convenience and proximity to local shops and schools. The presence of nearby primary schools rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted further enhances its appeal to families. The proximity to East Midlands Parkway railway station is a significant advantage, enabling easy commutes to other parts of the UK. However, the score is not a 10 as it lacks significant green space immediately nearby.

The property has very little, if any, usable outdoor space. The images show a small courtyard area, which is insufficient to be considered a significant garden. This severely limits the property’s appeal for buyers who value outdoor space. Therefore, it receives a low score.