The asking price of £215,000 seems moderately reasonable, considering the limited information. Comparable properties in the area appear to range from around £135,000 to over £450,000, indicating a spread of prices depending on size, condition and specific features. Without precise square footage data and full details of the property’s condition, a definitive assessment of value is difficult. However, given it’s described as ‘well-maintained’, the price appears relatively in line with the market in the immediate area, making it a reasonable price point for prospective buyers.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in generally acceptable condition. While there’s evidence of some dated decor and finishes (carpet, kitchen cabinetry, bathroom fixtures), there are no immediately apparent signs of significant disrepair or structural issues. However, a professional survey would be necessary to confirm its overall condition and identify any potential hidden problems.

The property is located in Norton, a town near Malton, North Yorkshire. Norton benefits from relatively good proximity to schools (Norton Community Primary School and Norton College are within a reasonable distance and rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted), and transport links (Malton train station is less than a kilometer away). The presence of local amenities would need further investigation but overall it seems to be a reasonably convenient location within a pleasant market town.

The property has a garden, but its size appears to be relatively modest based on the provided images. While it provides some outdoor space, it does not appear exceptionally large or offer significant extra features.