The list price of £740,000 seems reasonable considering similar properties on Queen Street (nearby 22 Queen Street sold at £705,758), but the lack of square footage data prevents an exact price per square foot comparison. While the property’s location, condition and features support the price, the absence of detailed property specifics and higher-priced homes nearby means it’s not exceptional value.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be in good condition. While some aspects show signs of age (consistent with a period property), the interior appears well-maintained and recently renovated. The kitchen and bathrooms appear modern. Some older features add character. Overall, it presents well but some minor updates might be considered in the future.

The property is located in Southwell, Nottinghamshire, a historic market town with amenities within walking distance. The proximity to schools like Lowe’s Wong Anglican Methodist Junior School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) adds significant value, while its location on Queen Street places it at the heart of the town’s activity. The presence of nearby transportation links (although a bit of a drive) further enhances its convenience.

The property includes a courtyard garden, which is a positive feature for this town location, but it’s relatively small, limiting its score. The additional garage space offers some practical benefits but does not significantly increase land value in this context.