The list price of £749,995 seems reasonable considering the size and apparent quality of the property. The lack of average price per sqft data makes a precise comparison challenging. However, comparing to similar properties in nearby streets like Holm Crest and Smuggler’s Brig Road, which average around £450,000-£500,000, the price seems slightly high but still justifiable given the superior size, condition, and likely features of Crossbank Farmhouse. The elevated position and views also contribute to the value.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in excellent condition. The interiors are modern, well-maintained, and finished to a high standard. The exterior also presents well with no visible signs of significant disrepair. The property looks recently built or extensively renovated.

The property is situated in Crossford, a village in South Lanarkshire. While the immediate vicinity lacks detailed information on schools and shops, its proximity to Carluke (4.97km) provides access to essential amenities and transport links via ScotRail. The scenic Clyde Valley location adds to its appeal, making it a desirable area for those seeking a peaceful yet accessible rural setting. However, the limited information on local schools and lack of detailed information on local shopping diminishes its overall score.

The property has a significant amount of land surrounding it, as shown in the aerial photos. While the exact plot size is not specified, the substantial grounds suggest a considerable area, suitable for outdoor activities and offering a good degree of privacy. The land appears well-maintained and landscaped.