The asking price of £290,000 seems reasonably competitive in comparison with other semi-detached houses in the area. While specific square footage data for nearby properties is missing, comparable listings suggest the price is within the expected range for a three-bedroom house in this condition and location. The lack of plot size data affects the accurate calculation of price per square foot. Therefore, it’s difficult to make precise calculations.

The property appears to be in good condition based on the photos. The interior looks recently updated and well-maintained, with a modern kitchen and what appears to be new flooring. There’s no visible sign of significant damage or deferred maintenance. The exterior is also presented well.

Chapel-en-le-Frith benefits from its proximity to the Peak District National Park, offering scenic walks and outdoor activities. The town itself provides amenities such as schools (with a ‘Good’ Ofsted rating for the local primary and high school), and a train station with connections to other towns. The relatively close distance to other villages and towns increases its appeal. However, it’s not a major urban centre, which might be a drawback for some buyers.

The property has a small, enclosed garden. While usable, it is not particularly large and lacks significant features. Artificial turf suggests low-maintenance landscaping.