While the list price is on the higher end, considering the quality of the property, its location in a desirable village setting and the size of the garden, the price appears relatively reasonable in comparison to similar homes in the area. The lack of specific square footage data for comparison makes precise price per square foot calculation impossible, however, there are comparable homes priced lower and those that are priced higher. Therefore, this price can be considered reasonable for the market.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in excellent condition. It is a newly built home with modern fixtures and fittings. The finishes are high-quality, and the property looks well-maintained.

The property is located in Hook, a village in East Riding of Yorkshire. Proximity to a primary school (0.54km) is a plus for families. Train stations are within reasonable commuting distance, although this might be inconvenient for those relying heavily on public transport. The nearby streets show a mix of property prices, with some significantly higher than others, indicating a potentially varied property market dynamic in the area. Overall, the location offers a balance of rural tranquility and convenient access to amenities and transport links.

The property has a good-sized garden that appears well-landscaped. The plot size is not explicitly given in the listing information, though the aerial shot reveals a significant enclosed yard making this a score higher than it would otherwise be. This is an asset that adds to the property’s overall value.