The asking price is in line with other properties in the area, considering the size and type of property. The lack of readily available comparable square footage data makes precise per-square-foot analysis challenging, but the price seems reasonable based on the available local market data. There is some degree of variance amongst neighbouring properties, however, this property falls within the median value.

The property appears well-maintained from the photos, though some aspects suggest it might benefit from some modernisation. The kitchen and bathroom seem functional but dated. The converted loft space looks newly finished. Overall, it doesn’t need significant repairs, but updates could enhance its value.

Heysham is a desirable coastal village offering a good quality of life. The proximity to good schools, including several rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted, and relatively easy access to transport links (though distances to larger stations are notable), contributes to its appeal. However, it’s a smaller village, so amenities might be less extensive than in a larger town. The sea views are a significant positive aspect of the location.

The property includes a small, paved garden area and a garage. While not expansive, it does offer some outdoor space, which is a plus for many buyers, but it is not a large plot.