The list price of £349,950 seems reasonable considering the property is brand new, offers three bedrooms and two bathrooms, and features a modern design. A lack of plot size information makes a definitive price per square foot analysis impossible. Comparing to similar properties in nearby streets (Abbey Gardens for example) which have average prices of £300,000 suggests that it’s competitively priced, despite being above the average. The price may be influenced by the ‘new build’ premium and the relatively limited supply of new-build homes in the area.

The property photos showcase a brand-new, high-quality finish. The interior appears modern, well-maintained, and equipped with contemporary fixtures and fittings. The external appearance also reflects a new build with minimal signs of wear and tear.

Swineshead benefits from its proximity to Boston and good local amenities. The presence of a well-regarded primary school within close distance adds to its family-friendly appeal. However, the relative remoteness from larger towns and cities might detract from its appeal for some buyers. The nearby train station, while not directly in the village, offers a connection to wider transport links.

While the property includes a garden, its size appears relatively modest based on the provided aerial photos. It’s sufficient for a small family but doesn’t offer extensive outdoor space. The addition of a detached garage is a positive.