The asking price of £205,000 seems reasonable in the context of other properties in the area, especially considering the reported average price on Queen Street. However, the lack of square footage data for comparable properties makes a precise comparison difficult. The property’s condition, while good, isn’t exceptional, and the limited garden size could influence buyer preferences and ultimately affect the final sale price.

The property appears to be in good overall condition from the provided images. There’s evidence of recent modernisation, particularly in the kitchen and bathroom. However, some areas, such as the utility room shown in the image, appear slightly dated and could benefit from further improvements. The exterior is relatively well-maintained.

The property benefits from its proximity to a good primary school (St Mary’s Catholic Primary School) and is within reasonable distance of other schools, as well as Chesterfield town centre. Public transport links are also relatively close, although the provided information does not give a great deal of detail on the frequency and quality of these links. The nearby Queen Street shows relatively high average house prices, which is a positive indicator, however, there is a lack of information on the specific amenities in the immediate vicinity of Cross Street.

The property has a rear garden, which is a positive. However, the size of the garden is not stated, and the images suggest it is relatively small and paved. This limits its usability and score, particularly compared to other properties in the area that may have larger gardens.