The list price of £350,000 is assessed relative to available data. The absence of local comparable properties makes a precise valuation comparison difficult. However, given the apparent condition and the location factors described previously, the list price seems reasonably competitive within the broader context of the Derbyshire housing market without being exceptionally high or low. More data on local prices is needed to establish if it’s great value.

Based on the provided images, the property appears to be well-maintained but not renovated recently. The interior looks clean and habitable, though the decor seems somewhat dated. The kitchen and bathroom appear reasonably modern, suggesting some updates but not a full refurbishment. The overall condition is acceptable, but not outstanding, hence a score in the middle range.

The property benefits from its proximity to several primary schools, some of which have ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings. While the data doesn’t provide details on secondary schools or other amenities like shops or places of significance, the presence of well-regarded primary schools and relatively close proximity to Chesterfield town centre (implied by the train station distance) contributes to a positive location score. The lack of information on other local amenities prevents a higher score.

The property includes a garden, as shown in several photographs. However, the photos reveal that the garden is neither exceptionally large nor particularly landscaped extensively. The plot size information is not available to make a more precise determination; therefore a moderate score is given that reflects the presence but average size of the garden.