The asking price of £1,100,000 is significant for the area, particularly given the incomplete state of the property. While nearby properties suggest prices exceeding £300,000, these are different property types, meaning direct price comparison is difficult. Therefore, the price may be seen as slightly high, taking into account the ongoing construction and the lack of detailed specification.

The property is currently under construction. While the architectural renderings look promising, the current state shows the property is far from complete, making an accurate assessment of the final condition difficult. This early stage presents inherent risks and uncertainties.

Long Buckby offers a desirable village setting with proximity to good schools (Long Buckby Junior and Infant Schools both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and a train station providing convenient access to Northampton and beyond. The property’s location on the edge of the village suggests a quieter, more rural feel, potentially appealing to families seeking a balance between village life and open space. However, the relative isolation might detract from some buyers.

The available information suggests a generous plot size, exceeding the average for the area. The photographs show substantial surrounding land, indicating a large garden and potential for further development or landscaping. The substantial land contributes to a high land score.