The list price of £259,995 needs to be considered against comparable properties. Nearby similar properties listed for sale in Hibaldstow show a range of prices. The lack of square footage for comparison makes it difficult to accurately asses value per square foot. However, the price seems reasonable, especially given the apparent high quality of construction and finish visible in the photographs. The inclusion of a garden further supports this price point. While more data is needed to determine accurate value per square foot a score of 7 is appropriate given the current data.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in excellent condition. The images showcase a modern, newly built home with high-quality fixtures and fittings. The finishes, from the kitchen to the bathrooms, suggest a well-maintained and ready-to-move-in property. The landscaping also appears to be professionally done, further indicating high-quality construction and attention to detail. A minor deduction reflects that the images are marketing photographs and therefore present the property in its best possible light. A score of 9 reflects this.

The property is situated in Hibaldstow, a village in North Lincolnshire. While not a major city, its proximity to Brigg (approximately 6.2 km) offers access to more amenities and transport links such as train stations. The presence of a good-rated academy within 1.10 km is a significant advantage, making it attractive to families. The relative quietness and potentially lower crime rate associated with a village setting are further positives. However, the limited immediate local amenities in Hibaldstow itself might be a drawback for some buyers, hence a score of 7.

The plot size is not specified in square footage. While the photos show a garden, its size remains unknown. The presence of a garden is positive, but without knowing its dimensions, it is impossible to assign a higher score. Considering a modest garden is likely, a score of 6 is warranted. More information on the garden’s size and features would be needed for a more accurate score.