The list price of £385,000 seems slightly high considering the provided data. While there’s a lack of square footage data for the comparable properties, the price per square foot is unavailable. The nearby property prices vary considerably (£99,950 to £247,000), so no clear market average emerges. Given the property’s apparent good condition and location, the price might be justified to some buyers, but it’s higher than some comparable properties in the area. Further analysis of local price per square foot trends for similar properties is needed for a conclusive evaluation.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in good to excellent condition. The interior seems well-maintained and recently renovated or updated with modern fixtures and finishes. The images show a clean, updated aesthetic, although, without a full professional inspection, it’s impossible to gauge the condition of underlying structures or potential hidden issues.

The property is located in Doncaster, DN1, a town center location offering proximity to transport links (Doncaster train station is 1.97km away), schools (several primary and secondary schools within a 1km radius), and amenities. While a town center might not appeal to everyone, the convenience factor is a positive. The presence of multiple schools with varying Ofsted ratings suggests a range of educational choices nearby, although the quality of each specific school would require further investigation.

While the property has a garden, the photos suggest it’s relatively small and requires some maintenance. It’s not a particularly large or feature-rich garden. The size is not explicitly stated.