The list price of £265,000 seems reasonable considering the property type (a Grade II listed building, suggesting historical significance and potential charm), its apparent condition, and the limited land. However, the lack of square footage data and the absence of comparable properties with similar features in the immediate vicinity makes a definitive assessment of value challenging. The price is within the range of nearby properties, but the lack of detailed information prevents a higher score.

The photos reveal a property that appears well-maintained and recently renovated or updated. The interior shows a modern and clean aesthetic. While it’s impossible to assess structural integrity from photos alone, the visible aspects suggest a good condition.

The property is situated in Theddingworth, a village described as popular and surrounded by Leicestershire countryside. While the provided data doesn’t detail amenities within immediate walking distance, the proximity to other villages like Lubenham and access to several schools (albeit at a driving distance) contributes to a relatively good location score. The lack of nearby public transportation lowers the score.

The property includes a small, enclosed garden area. While this provides some outdoor space, it’s not extensive, hence the relatively low score.