The asking price of £170,000 seems moderately reasonable given the size, location, and condition of the property. Considering comparable properties on Kingsley Crescent sold for between £89,950 and £125,000, this listing is at the higher end of that range. The lack of available square footage data for nearby properties prevents a precise price per square foot comparison. However, the price reflects the fact that it’s a three-bedroom semi-detached house in reasonable condition within a family-friendly village setting.

The property appears to be in reasonable condition from the provided photographs. While no major issues are evident, the interior decor is dated, and some updating and modernization would likely enhance its appeal and value. The fixtures and fittings seem functional but not luxurious. The exterior presents well, suggesting regular maintenance. Overall, it’s in liveable condition, but could benefit from improvement.

The property is located in Stonebroom, a village with a generally good reputation in North East Derbyshire. It benefits from proximity to Stonebroom Primary and Nursery School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) within walking distance. Additional schools are within a reasonable driving distance, and the nearby town of Alfreton offers more amenities and transport links. However, Stonebroom itself might be considered somewhat isolated for some, lacking the vibrancy of larger towns. The proximity to good schools and the relative quietness contribute to the moderate score.

The property possesses a garden of moderate size. While not expansive, it provides adequate outdoor space for a family home. The inclusion of a shed is a positive attribute. However, compared to some properties in the area with significantly larger gardens, this one is of average size.