The listing price of £450,000 seems relatively reasonable when considering the size of the property and the sizeable plot of land. However, the significant renovation work required in parts of the property needs to be factored in. Comparing to nearby properties, the price appears competitive given its size but lacks comparable data due to incomplete sqft details on nearby listings. The lack of precise square footage data for comparison purposes makes a definitive judgement on price challenging.

The property appears to be a converted barn, showcasing character features. While some areas are well-maintained and modernised (kitchen and some bedrooms), other sections (the unfinished outbuildings) need considerable renovation work. The existing living spaces seem habitable, but the overall property shows a mix of updated and unfinished areas, resulting in a moderate condition score.

The property is located in Gosberton, a village in Lincolnshire. While not a major town, Gosberton benefits from its proximity to Spalding (9.06km), offering better access to amenities and transport links. The presence of several well-regarded schools within a reasonable distance, including Gosberton House Academy (Outstanding Ofsted rating), further enhances its appeal to families. The relatively quiet rural setting could be attractive to those seeking a more peaceful lifestyle, while still maintaining accessibility to essential services.

The aerial photos reveal a substantial plot of land surrounding the property. It includes a garden area, potentially offering space for outdoor activities and landscaping. The property’s size suggests a significantly larger land area than the average in the local area, hence the high score.