Considering the property’s location in Geddington, the size (827.74 sqft), and the condition requiring some refurbishment, the list price of £175,000 seems fairly reasonable. While not exceptionally cheap, it’s competitive within the village context. However, the lack of sqft data for comparable properties in the area prevents a definitive value-for-money determination, thus not quite warranting a higher score.

The property shows some signs of needing modernisation and updating in several rooms. Whilst the structure appears sound, the interior finishes and some aspects of the bathroom and kitchen appear dated and in need of some repairs or renovation, hence a middling score. The photos clearly demonstrate areas of potential cosmetic improvements.

Geddington is a desirable village in Northamptonshire, known for its historical landmarks like the Queen Eleanor Cross and packhorse bridge. The property’s proximity to a good primary school (Geddington Church of England Primary School) and its relatively close distance to Kettering, offering more amenities and transport links, contributes to a positive location score. However, the limited information on local shops and other amenities directly around the property prevents a higher score.

The property benefits from a garden, but the images suggest it is relatively small. The lack of precise plot size information also affects the score as a larger plot would have scored higher. The garden, though present, does not offer a substantial outdoor space.