The list price of £275,000 seems reasonably competitive, considering the property’s location and size. However, the necessary renovations represent a substantial additional cost. Comparing this to other properties of similar size in the area would be necessary for a complete assessment, but the current lack of comparable data with square footage limits a more definitive analysis.

The property shows signs of requiring significant modernisation and renovation. The interior photos reveal outdated fixtures, worn flooring, and some cosmetic damage (e.g., wall damage in a bedroom). While structurally sound, it needs considerable investment to bring it up to a modern standard.

The property benefits from being situated in Heskin, a village with a generally good reputation. Proximity to good schools (Eccleston St Mary’s and Heskin Pemberton’s are both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted), and relatively close access to train stations (though requiring car travel), contribute positively to the location score. However, the immediate surrounding area shown in the map appears somewhat industrial/commercial, which detracts slightly from the overall desirability.

The property appears to have a small garden. While it’s not insignificant, it’s not a large plot and lacks visual appeal in the provided photograph, which restricts its land score.