The list price is £675,000, which considering the need for renovations, seems relatively high at face value. However, comparable properties in the area are also expensive. The lack of readily available sqft data for comparable properties makes a precise analysis difficult. Given the location and potential value once renovated, the price while not a great bargain, isn’t entirely unreasonable for the area.

Based on the photos, the property appears habitable but in need of some modernisation. The interior decor is dated, and some aspects such as the kitchen and bathrooms might benefit from upgrades. While structurally sound, it’s not in pristine condition.

The property is located in Combs, Derbyshire, a village in the Peak District National Park. This offers a desirable semi-rural location with access to scenic countryside. The proximity to Chapel-en-le-Frith provides access to amenities, and nearby train stations offer links to larger towns and cities. Good primary schools are also within a reasonable distance. However, it’s not a central location with every amenity immediately at hand, hence the score isn’t higher.

The property has a garden, but the size doesn’t appear extensive. The provided photos and plot size of 0.00 sqft suggest a moderate-sized garden; not expansive grounds, but larger than most properties in the immediate area.