The list price seems reasonable considering the location and size of the property. The comparison with other properties on Neston Road suggests that the price is in line with or slightly below the higher end of the market. However, the lack of plot size data and the dated condition of the property means that the asking price could be considered slightly high for some buyers.

The property appears to be well-maintained, though not luxurious or newly renovated. The interior photos show a lived-in space with some dated features. While there are no visible signs of major repairs needed, some updating could enhance its appeal to modern buyers. The fixtures and fittings appear functional but somewhat traditional. The overall aesthetic appears clean and functional, but not cutting-edge.

Willaston is a desirable village in Cheshire, known for its good schools and village atmosphere. The proximity to Willaston Cofe Primary School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) is a significant plus for families. While it’s not directly on public transport lines, the relatively short distance to several Merseyrail stations provides reasonable access to wider areas. The nearby streets with high average prices indicate that this is a sought-after area.

The property has a courtyard garden, which is pleasant but relatively small compared to what one might expect for a property of this size and price in a rural area. While it provides some outdoor space, it isn’t expansive, limiting its potential for landscaping or outdoor entertaining on a large scale.