The list price of £230,000 seems reasonable, considering the property’s size (1,454.40 sq ft), condition, and location. While the lack of land is a negative, the overall quality of the conversion and the location in Deepcar may support the price. Further details, such as a full survey and comparison to similar properties that have recently sold locally and include details regarding sqft and the size of their plot will be needed to make a more precise assessment.

The property appears to be in good condition based on the provided photos. The interior is well-maintained and modern, with a recently renovated feel. The kitchen and bathrooms look updated and well-equipped. There is no visible evidence of significant repair or renovation needs. The overall finish and presentation are of a good standard.

Deepcar is a desirable village offering a balance of tranquility and accessibility. The proximity to good schools like Deepcar St John’s Church of England Junior School and Royd Nursery and Infant School (both rated ‘Good’) adds to its appeal for families. While not in Sheffield city centre, transport links to Sheffield and other areas via train (though a short drive away) are available. The quiet, village setting is attractive to many, offsetting the slightly less central location.

The property appears to have very limited or no private outdoor space. The photos show a small paved area, but no garden, which is a significant drawback for many buyers, particularly those with children or pets.