GSC Grays says ..

Property Oracle says ..

This Grade II listed Georgian property in Middleham, North Yorkshire, presents a compelling but complex proposition for potential buyers. The property’s central location within this historic market town is a significant advantage. Middleham’s charm, proximity to the Yorkshire Dales, and equestrian heritage make it an attractive area. The proximity to Middleham Church of England Aided School is also a positive point for families. However, the lack of readily available public transportation might be a consideration for those relying on it.

The property itself is a large six-bedroom house with traditional features, offering significant character. The interior is presented in a period style, which some may find appealing, whilst others may find it dated and in need of modernisation. The kitchen and bathroom in particular seem to require updating. The property also benefits from a courtyard with stabling, offering considerable potential for development or expansion. This potential adds to the overall value proposition. However, the lack of a significant garden may be a drawback for those seeking outdoor space.

The list price of £665,000 is a key aspect. Without readily available comparable property data in terms of price per square foot (as none is given in the supplied data), it’s challenging to definitively judge the property’s value. Given the property’s condition, age, location, and development potential, the price appears relatively competitive within the market, but a thorough survey and valuation would be recommended to confirm this. A significant factor affecting the price will be the cost of refurbishment and any planning permissions needed for potential development of the outbuildings.

Therefore, we give this property 5 / 10. *Disclaimer: This is our option and does constitute a recommendation or financial advice. Do your own research. *

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