The list price of £215,000 seems reasonable considering comparable properties in the area, although more detailed information about the square footage would be necessary to make a conclusive statement. The average price for nearby streets offers context, but the absence of consistent square footage data hinders an accurate comparison. The recent refurbishment may justify the higher end of the price range.

The property appears to be in good condition based on the provided photographs. The interior has been recently updated with a modern kitchen and bathroom, and a neutral colour scheme throughout. The external view reveals a well-maintained exterior. However, there’s no evidence of structural issues or the age of appliances which prevents a higher score. It’s likely that the property has been updated and well maintained but needs further inspection.

The property benefits from a desirable location in Chester’s City & Garden Quarter, close to the Shropshire Union Canal. This offers a peaceful yet convenient setting. Proximity to good schools (St Werburgh’s and St Columba’s, Hoole Church of England, etc.) and Chester city centre adds to its appeal. However, the lack of detailed information on specific amenities and local infrastructure prevents a higher score. The proximity to the canal is a significant plus for many buyers.

The property has minimal land; basically just enough space for a small garden and there is no indication of plot size, resulting in a low score. It is a terraced property and the small garden is typical of what to expect with that style of property.