The list price of £330,000 needs to be considered within the context of the local market. The limited nearby comparable sales data (most listings lack square footage information) makes a precise price per square foot calculation impossible. However, the presence of similar properties on Bagshawe Avenue having sold for lower prices suggests the list price may be slightly optimistic, considering the property’s condition and modest land size. Nevertheless, given the location and the number of bedrooms and bathrooms, the price is still within a reasonable range of what one might expect in the area.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be reasonably well-maintained, but it shows signs of needing some updating. The decor seems dated in several rooms, and the kitchen and bathrooms, while functional, would benefit from a modern refurbishment to enhance its overall appeal and market value. The property is habitable, but not in top condition.

The property is situated in Chapel-en-le-Frith, a desirable town in the High Peak district of Derbyshire. Its proximity to good schools (Chapel-En-Le-Frith High School rated ‘Good’ and several other well-regarded primary schools within a reasonable distance) and a train station providing links to other areas adds to its appeal. However, the specific location on Bagshawe Avenue needs further assessment to determine the immediate neighbourhood’s amenities and character. The lack of detailed information on the immediate environment lowers the score slightly.

While the property has some outdoor space including a small garden and what appears to be a patio area, the provided plot size of 0.00 sqft is inaccurate and likely a data entry error. The available land is modest, not extensive, and does not offer significant space for expansion or extensive landscaping.