The list price of £140,000 seems reasonable when considered in context with other nearby park homes and its condition. While the average property prices in nearby streets are higher, it’s important to note that these are conventional houses, not park homes, indicating a different market segment and higher value. The property’s condition and modern aesthetic support this price point within its niche market. However, the lack of land associated with a park home property and its smaller size compared to the larger neighboring properties means that the price is not exceptional value, thus not receiving a higher score.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be in excellent condition. The interior is modern, well-maintained, and tastefully decorated. The fixtures and fittings look new or very recently installed. The exterior is also well-presented. The overall impression suggests very minimal wear and tear, if any.

The property is situated in Barrow, Ribble Valley, which benefits from its proximity to the charming town of Clitheroe (approx. 3.7km) and the village of Whalley (approx. 2.79km). These locations offer various amenities such as shops, restaurants, and pubs. The area is also known for its scenic beauty and countryside walks. Furthermore, there are several well-regarded schools within a reasonable distance, making it attractive to families. However, Barrow itself is a smaller locality and might lack the extensive amenities of larger towns, thus limiting the score.

The property is a park home, and therefore, the amount of land directly associated with the property is minimal. While there’s a decking area and some surrounding landscaped green space, this is not comparable to a detached property with a traditional garden. This is why a low score is given.