The list price of £575,000 seems somewhat high considering the lack of available information about the property’s internal space and condition. The neighboring property sales data is limited and doesn’t offer comparable properties for accurate price per square foot analysis. In the absence of complete details, the price may be considered on the higher end of the local market for a property of its type. More specific information would be required to give a more definitive price assessment.

Based on the aerial photographs, the property appears to be in fair condition, but not excellent. The building looks structurally sound but the roof requires some attention and the surrounding areas appears a little neglected or in need of landscaping. The images don’t provide internal views, so the condition rating reflects an external assessment only.

The property benefits from a convenient location in Shavington, Cheshire. Proximity to good schools like Shavington Primary School and Shavington Academy (both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) is a significant plus for families. The nearby train stations at Crewe and Nantwich offer reasonable transport links, although the distance may be a factor for some. The immediate area seems residential with a village atmosphere, which many find desirable. However, it’s not a central location, therefore location score is not at it’s highest.

The property has some land associated with it, but from the aerial views, it’s not substantial. It appears to be of a size more suitable for additional parking rather than a significant garden or other development opportunity. Therefore, a modest land score is given.