The list price of £325,000 is in line with other nearby detached properties on Cedarland Crescent, although the square footage is missing, therefore making it difficult to judge price per square foot. Nearby properties, while not providing exact square footage, suggest a competitive price point in the area, though further comparative data would strengthen the evaluation of value. The price appears reasonable considering the apparent condition and location but could be better evaluated with more comparative data.

The provided photographs suggest the property is in good condition. The interior appears recently updated with modern fittings and finishes. The exterior shows a well-maintained brick structure. While no specific details about the property’s structure or systems are available to assess thoroughly, the visual impression suggests a well-cared-for home.

The property is situated in Nuthall, a suburb of Nottingham. While not in the city centre, its proximity to good schools (Horsendale Primary School rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted is within a 1km radius), and relatively easy access to transport links (Bulwell train station is under 2.5km away) makes it an appealing location for families. The area also appears to have a relatively quiet residential feel, based on the available information.

The property has a garden, the size of which isn’t specified numerically but the images suggest a decent-sized, manageable garden. The presence of a garden in a suburb like Nuthall is positive and increases its appeal to family buyers. The lack of numerical plot size data limits a more precise evaluation.