The list price of £400,000 seems reasonable considering the property’s size (1600 sqft), condition, and the large garden. While comparable properties in Lindsay Park are noted with varying prices, the lack of precise sq ft data for these comparisons makes a definitive judgment on price per square foot difficult. The property’s features and condition justify the price point within the context of the provided data, though a more detailed analysis of local price trends would be needed for an entirely conclusive assessment.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in good condition. The interior is modern, updated, and well-maintained. The kitchen and bathrooms show recent renovations or upgrades, contributing to the higher score. There are no obvious signs of significant disrepair or needing major renovation.

The property is situated in Lindsay Park, Burnley, which benefits from its proximity to Worsthorne. Worsthorne is a desirable village with a good reputation. The presence of Worsthorne Primary School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) within a short distance is a positive. While the proximity to Burnley Central and other train stations is noted, the actual commute time would need verification to assess its convenience fully. Overall, it’s a reasonably good location but not exceptional.

The property boasts a substantial garden, significantly larger than many properties in the area, as evidenced by the photos. The ample space, including a patio area, contributes to a high land score. The presence of a shed is an added bonus.