While the list price is high, the substantial plot of land and the size of the house (4321 sq ft) justify a price at the upper end of the market. However, comparable nearby properties don’t provide sufficient data to definitively assess if this represents excellent value. The lack of recent comparable sales data for similar sized properties makes it difficult to accurately assess price per sqft. Given the unique characteristics (size and land), a definitive judgement is difficult.

The property shows evidence of a recent extension or renovation in the kitchen area, which appears modern and well-maintained. However, other areas of the house (bathrooms and some bedrooms shown) display a slightly dated aesthetic. Overall, the condition is good but not outstanding.

Ridgeway is a desirable village location in Sheffield, offering a peaceful suburban setting while remaining relatively close to Sheffield city centre and its amenities. The proximity to good schools (Ridgeway Primary School rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) further enhances its desirability. However, it’s not a location with exceptional transport links, relying on car usage for main access.

The property boasts a significant amount of land, as evidenced by the aerial photographs showing extensive grounds. This is a considerable asset, placing it above average for land availability compared to other properties in the area.