The list price of £250,000 seems reasonably priced considering the property’s condition, the desirable location of Farndon, and the fact it is a barn conversion. It aligns with the upper end of nearby listed properties but additional comparative data on similar barn conversions in the area is required to confirm the accuracy of this pricing. While there are significantly higher priced properties in the area, the relatively modest size of the property being under 1000 sqft justifies the price compared to larger neighbouring homes.

Based on the photos provided, the property appears to be in good condition. The interior looks well-maintained and recently renovated or updated. The kitchen and bathroom seem modern and stylish. The exterior of the property also shows signs of upkeep, however, more detail regarding the property’s structure and systems would be necessary for a higher score. The barn conversion appears well-presented and has clearly undergone modernisation.

Farndon is a desirable village in Nottinghamshire, known for its tranquil setting and proximity to Newark-on-Trent. The property’s location on Cross Lane places it within walking distance of local amenities, while also offering good access to transport links to Newark and beyond. The presence of nearby schools, while not exceptionally close, contributes positively to the location score. The average property price on Cross Lane is significantly higher than other nearby streets further suggesting that this is a highly sought after area. However, the lack of detailed information on immediate local amenities (such as shops and other facilities) prevents a higher score.

The property has a small garden, offering some outdoor space. However, the plot size is relatively modest compared to other properties in the area. While there is a small garden area and off-street parking, the space available is not extensive. The addition of a shared area such as the garage adds to this limitation. The space may be suitable for a couple, but might be seen as limited for a family. More information is needed to fully assess the land size.