The list price of £325,000 seems reasonable, considering the property’s size, location, and features such as the large garden and converted garage. However, a lack of precise square footage information for comparable properties makes it difficult to give a definitive price-per-square-foot assessment and therefore a perfect price. Given its amenities and overall appearance, the price is fairly competitive within the Barnoldswick market but also not an exceptional value compared to other properties in the immediate area.

The property appears to be well-maintained and in good overall condition, though some updating might enhance its appeal. The images suggest a reasonably modern interior and exterior that are clean and tidy, but it’s not in a state requiring renovation. The presence of what appears to be a new conservatory adds value and suggests investment in the property. However, some aspects, such as the bathroom, could benefit from modernisation, keeping the condition score from reaching a higher value.

Barnoldswick is a desirable town in Lancashire, offering a good balance of rural and urban living. The proximity to good schools (St Joseph’s Catholic Primary and Gisburn Road Community Primary both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and relatively easy access to Colne via train (7.72km) contributes to its appeal. While not a major city centre, the available amenities and relatively quiet location makes it attractive to families and those seeking a calmer lifestyle. However, it may not suit those needing rapid access to larger cities or extensive high street retail.

The property boasts a significant garden area. Images show a sizable lawn, patio area and garden shed, providing ample outdoor space. This is a substantial advantage compared to many properties in the area, particularly in this price range. The size of the garden area is a considerable benefit for families and those valuing outdoor living.