The asking price of £259,950 seems relatively reasonable given the market, however, lack of definitive SQFT information for comparable properties hinders definitive analysis. The property’s recently renovated condition and the small amount of land are factors impacting the price, resulting in a moderately high score, but not in the ‘excellent value for money’ range.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in good condition. It seems recently renovated or refurbished, with a modern kitchen and bathroom. The interior is clean and bright, suggesting a well-maintained property. While it’s impossible to know the state of hidden aspects, the visible aspects suggest good quality finishes, warranting a high score in this category.

The property is located in Chisworth, a village near Glossop, Derbyshire. While not a major city center, it benefits from proximity to nearby towns offering more amenities. The presence of several primary schools within a reasonable distance is a plus for families. Train stations are also within reach, providing access to commuting options. However, the relative remoteness of Chisworth compared to larger urban areas leads to a score that doesn’t quite reach the top marks.

The property includes a small garden area, partly paved and partly undeveloped. While there’s some outdoor space, it is not extensive. It appears to be more of a yard than a substantial garden, making it a modest addition to the property rather than a significant feature.