The listing price sits within the range of comparable properties in the area, although the square footage is not reflected in the price. The availability of additional outbuildings and the relatively larger garden likely contributes to the justification of the list price. It’s worth noting that the lack of precise plot size data makes a complete price-per-square-foot comparison difficult, affecting the accuracy of a price assessment.

The property appears well-maintained from the photos, though it shows signs of a style that might be considered dated by some buyers. The kitchen and bathrooms look recently updated, indicating some investment in improvements. However, certain elements (like some wall coverings and fixtures) suggest the house may benefit from some cosmetic updates to fully maximize its appeal and value in the current market.

Kingsley is a desirable village in Cheshire, known for its semi-rural setting and good local amenities. The proximity to highly-rated primary schools (Kingsley St John’S Cofe (Va) Primary School and Kingsley Community Primary School And Nursery, both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) adds significant value. While train stations are a short drive away, this might be less convenient for those relying solely on public transport. The relatively high average house prices on nearby streets also indicate a strong location.

The property boasts a sizeable garden and substantial outbuildings, including what seems to be a multi-bay garage or workshop, adding to its appeal and potential. This is significantly larger than many properties in the area, making it a strong point for families or those seeking ample outdoor space.