The list price of £295,000 seems reasonable relative to comparable properties in the area and the size of this property. While precise per-square-foot pricing isn’t available for direct comparison due to the inconsistent data quality, nearby listings provide some context. The property’s condition and location support the price point. However, the absence of comprehensive pricing data on similar properties prevents the assigning of a higher score

The property appears well-maintained and tastefully decorated in the provided photographs. The kitchen and bathrooms seem updated and in good working order. While not brand new, the overall impression is one of a clean, comfortable home that doesn’t require significant repairs. However there’s no evidence of the structure itself being inspected, so this is based on the interior and exterior pictures.

Whaley Bridge offers a good balance of amenities and a peaceful atmosphere. The proximity to a train station, schools (including some rated ‘Good’), and its location in the Peak District National Park contribute to its desirability. However, it’s not a major urban centre, so the range of amenities might be limited compared to larger towns. The nearby streets with higher average prices also suggest that the property is in a relatively desirable area.

The property has a small, paved patio area, which offers some outdoor space. However, it lacks the extensive garden space many buyers might desire, especially in a more rural location like Whaley Bridge. The lack of information on plot size further prevents assigning a high score.