The list price is £273,500. Similar properties in the area are listed at prices ranging from £120,000 to £349,950. The price is within the range of similar 3-bedroom houses in the area, though data on the size and quality of comparables is needed to make a definitive statement of value. Considering the apparent new build status, and the small garden size, the price is moderately competitive in the current market.

The property appears to be newly built or very recently renovated, as evidenced by the photographs. While the finishes are modern and the structure seems sound, the images show the property is not yet fully completed or furnished. The lack of final fixtures and fittings means that a higher score cannot be awarded.

The property is situated in Worsthorne, a village near Burnley. It benefits from proximity to Worsthorne Primary School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted), which is a significant advantage for families. While the train station is a bit further out (5.72KM to Nelson), the area appears relatively peaceful and residential, which is appealing to many buyers. The lack of detailed local amenities information limits the score.

The property has a small enclosed garden, which is a positive, but it isn’t particularly large. The land area is listed as 0.00 sqft, which is highly unusual and likely incorrect. Based on images, it is a manageable garden space for a family home, but lacking the large gardens seen in some more rural settings. More specific plot size details would help give a more acurate score.