Newton & Co Ltd says ..

Property Oracle says ..

The property is a detached house located in Edgworth, Lancashire. Edgworth is a village in the West Pennine Moors, known for its rural setting and proximity to both the town of Bolton and the countryside. The property itself appears to be a substantial stone-built house, possibly a converted property or with extensions. The images show a mix of traditional features such as exposed beams and stonework alongside more modern updates to the kitchen and bathrooms. The property benefits from a good-sized garden and outbuildings. There is also evidence of off-street parking. While the property shows signs of modernisation in certain areas, some rooms appear to be in need of further updating or decorating. The overall condition is likely to be a balance of good and fair condition. The list price of £750,000 is significantly higher than the average house price in the area (£511,662). However, the property’s size (not provided), the number of bedrooms (6) and bathrooms (4), and the additional outbuildings could justify a higher price. The lack of square footage information and plot size makes a definitive assessment of value per square foot difficult. A comparison with similar properties in the area would be needed to confirm if the asking price is reasonable. The nearby properties listed are significantly lower in price, but these are terraced properties, not detached houses. Therefore, they may not provide a robust comparison. Based on the provided information, the property appears to be located in a desirable area with good access to local amenities and schools. The condition is a mixture of updated and needing some finishing touches. The land appears adequate. The price is high compared to the average for the area, but this may be justified by the property’s size and features. Further information is needed to determine the precise value for money.

Therefore, we give this property 7 / 10. *Disclaimer: This is our option and does constitute a recommendation or financial advice. Do your own research. *

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