The list price of £230,000 seems reasonable considering the condition and the size of the property (994.59 sqft). Comparable properties in nearby areas show a range of prices. The lack of plot size data makes a definitive price per square foot calculation impossible. However, given the presented condition and garden, the price falls within a competitive range for the area. More detailed analysis of local comparable sales data would be needed for a conclusive determination of value.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be in good to very good condition. The interior is presented well, suggesting recent renovations or updates. There is a modern kitchen and bathroom. The exterior also shows signs of maintenance and some landscaping of the garden. The overall condition score reflects the positive presentation and apparent upkeep, but there is no way of assessing the structural integrity without a physical survey.

The property is located in Blacon, Chester. While Blacon might not be considered a prime location in Chester, it benefits from proximity to several good primary schools (St Theresa’s, The Arches, Highfield Community, all rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted), making it attractive to families. The distance to Chester city centre is a factor, but public transport links, although not detailed, are likely present given its proximity to other transport hubs. The overall score reflects a balance between the convenience of local amenities and schools, and the potential drawbacks of the location compared to more desirable areas within Chester.

The property has a reasonably sized garden, larger than many properties in urban areas. The garden appears well-maintained and includes paved areas, landscaping, and garden structures. The size, landscaping, and overall presentation contribute to a higher score than would be given to a property with a smaller or neglected garden.