Denise White Estate Agents says ..

Property Oracle says ..

Longnor is a desirable village in the Peak District National Park, known for its stunning scenery and peaceful atmosphere. The property’s location on Church Street places it within easy walking distance of local amenities, and the proximity to St Bartholomew’s Cofe © School is a significant advantage for families. While the nearest train station is in Buxton, approximately 9.98km away, the rural setting offers tranquility and escape from urban life. The surrounding area provides ample opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking and exploring the Peak District’s many attractions.

The property itself appears to be a substantial stone-built dwelling, exhibiting features characteristic of traditional architecture. The images suggest the property has been well-maintained, with a modern kitchen and updated bathrooms, while retaining many original features that add character and charm. There is evidence of a period fireplace, adding to the property’s traditional appeal. The property’s condition seems to be excellent.

The property includes a significant plot of land, providing ample space for outdoor activities and potential development. The size of the plot is substantial, offering privacy and extensive grounds.

Considering the property’s size (3,649.20 sqft), location, condition, and the substantial plot size, the list price of £725,000 appears to be in line with, or potentially slightly above, the average price per square foot in the area. However, the unique character and substantial land area of this property could justify a higher price compared to average properties in the area. The lack of comparable properties in the immediate vicinity with similar characteristics makes a precise price comparison challenging. Nearby properties are significantly smaller and lack the land area or unique characteristics of this property.

Therefore, we give this property 8 / 10. *Disclaimer: This is our option and does constitute a recommendation or financial advice. Do your own research. *

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