The list price of £399,500 requires consideration of comparable properties in the area. While the provided data lacks square footage, the price appears relatively in line with other houses in the area such as 96 Rupert Street (£283,000) and 118 Rupert Street (£249,500). The lack of square footage prevents a precise assessment of value per square foot but given the apparent condition and features of the property the price seems fair, possibly slightly on the higher end of the current market.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in good to very good condition. The interior shows a recent or relatively recent refurbishment or modernisation, with modern kitchen and bathroom fittings, flooring and decor. There are no visible signs of significant disrepair or damage.

The property is situated in Lower Pilsley, Chesterfield, which benefits from a relatively peaceful suburban setting while still being within reasonable proximity to Chesterfield town centre and its amenities. The presence of a well-regarded primary school (Park House Primary School) within close distance adds to its family-friendliness. Access to transport links is also a factor in the higher score, albeit the provided information shows the nearest train stations are several kilometers away.

The property includes a garden of a reasonable size for the area, providing outdoor space. While not extensive, it appears usable and well-maintained, which is a positive aspect for this type of property in a suburban setting. There’s also a separate garden shed.