The list price is competitive considering the property’s condition and location. There is no given price per square foot which makes accurate comparative analysis difficult. Nearby listings do provide a general idea of property prices in the area, but the lack of consistent data (e.g., square footage for all listings) makes it challenging to determine definitively how well-priced it is. However, the apparent new build status and finish justifies a fairly high price, though a more detailed comparison would be needed to warrant a higher score.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in excellent condition. It’s clearly a new or very recently renovated build, with modern fixtures and fittings throughout. The finishes look high-quality, and there’s no visible evidence of significant wear or damage. This is a major positive for potential buyers.

Macclesfield is a desirable town in Cheshire, offering a good balance of amenities and a relatively commutable distance to larger cities. The proximity to Macclesfield train station and several schools contributes positively to the location score. However, the specific location within Macclesfield isn’t detailed enough to provide a higher score, and there’s a lack of information regarding the immediate neighbourhood’s character. More information on local green spaces and the overall feel of the neighborhood would be needed to boost this score.

While the property includes a rear garden, the size isn’t specified. The photos show a relatively small, enclosed garden. The available space seems adequate for a small family but doesn’t offer extensive outdoor area which is typical of larger properties, hence the modest score.