The asking price of £275,000 seems reasonable in comparison to other properties listed on Bassett Avenue and neighboring streets, though direct sq ft comparisons are difficult due to missing data. Considering the property’s condition and location, the price is within a competitive range for the area. However, absence of precise sq ft data for comparative analysis and the modest garden size slightly reduces this score.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in generally good condition. The interior shows a recently modernised kitchen and updated finishes, while the exterior maintains a clean and well-maintained look. There’s no obvious sign of significant repairs needed, though some personal preferences regarding decor might exist. The overall impression suggests a property in good habitable condition.

Countesthorpe is a desirable village location in Leicestershire, offering a good balance of residential peace and proximity to amenities. The presence of nearby schools, including Greenfield Primary School with a ‘Good’ Ofsted rating, adds to its appeal for families. Access to transport links to South Wigston, Narborough, and Leicester is a positive aspect, although distances might require car use for some journeys. The average house prices in nearby streets, especially Southfield Close, suggest above-average value in the area, supporting a higher location score.

The property seems to have a small garden area with a patio and limited additional outdoor space, as shown in the images. While there’s some outdoor space, it doesn’t qualify as a large garden. The plot size is stated as 0.00 sqft, which suggests very little additional space, but the images show more land than that would suggest, further investigation into the plot size would be required to get a better score.