The asking price of £430,000 seems reasonably competitive considering the property’s condition and location in Woodall. The absence of precise square footage and plot size data makes a definitive assessment challenging. Nearby properties show considerable price variation and lack of consistent data, hampering a definitive per-square-foot comparison. The asking price falls within the higher range of similar three-bedroom properties in nearby areas, but the refurbishment and potential for peace and quiet might justify it for some buyers.

The photos reveal a property that has undergone a high-quality refurbishment or renovation. The kitchen and bathrooms appear modern, clean, and well-equipped, suggesting a high standard of finish and recent upgrades. The overall presentation suggests a move-in ready condition.

The property is situated in Woodall, a hamlet on the outskirts of Harthill. While this offers a quieter residential setting, its proximity to Kiveton Park and access to transport links via Kiveton Bridge train station (2.28 km) provide a reasonable compromise between tranquility and convenience. The presence of well-regarded primary and secondary schools within a 2-km radius further enhances the location’s appeal to families. However, the relative isolation of Woodall compared to larger towns and cities warrants a score that reflects this trade-off.

The property includes a garden, as evidenced by the photos. While the exact size isn’t specified, the images show a decent-sized lawn area, some garden beds and a patio or paved area; indicating a comfortable outdoor space. A lack of precise plot size information prevents a higher score.