The listing price of £1,100,000 for the property seems relatively in line with other properties in the area and in similar condition, although it’s important to consider that comparable properties with specific information such as sqft is unavailable. A thorough survey and internal inspection are recommended to justify the full asking price. The substantial acreage of land significantly adds to the property’s value, justifying a higher price than average. However, the lack of detailed internal property information and general condition means that this score reflects the potential value in comparison with other similar properties.

Based on the photographs, the main house appears to be in a reasonable state of repair, though some external maintenance may be needed in places. The outbuildings show more signs of age and wear. An internal inspection would be necessary for a complete assessment of the properties’ overall condition and any required repairs.

The property is situated in Belton in Rutland, a village in the East Midlands. While the immediate vicinity appears relatively rural, the proximity to Oakham (a short drive) provides access to more amenities. The available data shows that schools are within a reasonable driving distance, but public transport options seem limited. The overall location is pleasant and could appeal to those seeking a more peaceful, semi-rural lifestyle, but this is offset by the lack of public transportation.

The property boasts approximately 3 acres of land, which includes paddocks and outbuildings. This is a significant amount of land, particularly desirable for those seeking a rural lifestyle. The extensive grounds add considerably to the overall value and potential of the property.