The list price of £260,000 seems relatively reasonable in the context of other properties on Brassey Street and in the vicinity. Considering the property’s size (1,277.68 sqft) and location within Boughton, the price appears to reflect the current market value reasonably well, considering its condition. However, a lack of detailed information about the exact plot size and precise condition makes definitive evaluation difficult. The comparison to other properties on Brassey Street provides some support for this score.

The property appears to be habitable and in a reasonable state of repair, although some cosmetic upgrades would likely enhance its appeal. The interior photographs show a slightly dated style and the kitchen and bathrooms could benefit from modernisation. Overall, it’s not in need of major renovations, but some improvements would elevate it.

The property is located in Boughton, Chester, a sought-after residential area. Its proximity to Chester city centre, good schools (Cherry Grove Primary, St Werburgh’s, Hoole Church of England Primary, and The Bishops’ Blue Coat Church of England High School are all within a reasonable distance), and relatively close proximity to Chester train station contribute to a high score. However, the lack of specific details regarding local amenities (shops, parks, etc.) slightly lowers the score.

The property appears to have minimal or no garden space, hence the low score. This is a significant drawback for many buyers, especially families.