The list price of £375,000 seems relatively reasonable considering the property’s apparent excellent condition, its location in a desirable suburb, and the size (though the provided sqft for the property and nearby properties appears to be missing, a more accurate assessment can’t be provided). Comparing it to nearby listings, which lack consistent sqft information, it is difficult to directly ascertain value per sqft. However, there is at least one other property (18 Rocher Avenue) that suggests the pricing is in line with or below some similar-sized homes on the street. More detailed data on local pricing and sqft would permit a more accurate analysis.

The property appears to be in excellent condition, based on the provided photographs. Recent renovations are evident in the modern kitchen and bathrooms, and the overall presentation suggests meticulous upkeep. The interior and exterior show high-quality fixtures and finishes which significantly impacts the overall condition score.

Grenoside is a popular suburb of Sheffield, known for its family-friendly atmosphere and good schools. The proximity to several well-regarded primary schools (Mansel Primary, Woolley Wood School, and St Thomas More Catholic Primary, all rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and Yewlands Academy makes it attractive to families. The relatively close proximity to Sheffield city centre and good transport links via train (Chapeltown station is within reasonable distance) further enhance its appeal. However, the location might not be ideal for those seeking a vibrant city centre lifestyle or extensive amenities immediately on their doorstep.

While the property includes a garden, its size is not specified. The photos reveal a garden of moderate size, that appears well-maintained but not overly expansive. The inclusion of a patio area suggests some outdoor entertaining space. The property overall presents good sized garden but does not boast extensive grounds.