At £350,000, the price seems reasonable considering the extensive land. While the property needs modernisation, the size of the plot and its scenic location justify the asking price in the context of the local market. The lack of comparable property sizes with prices per square foot makes it difficult to ascertain the precise value, however the price remains reasonable for a property of this type in this location.

The property shows signs of its age and would likely benefit from some modernisation. While structurally sound, the interior finishes appear dated, requiring some updates to kitchen and bathroom, which could be costly, hence a moderate score of 5. The exterior appears to be well maintained, adding to the overall impression.

The property benefits from a semi-rural location in Norland, offering stunning countryside views. It’s within reasonable proximity to Sowerby Bridge (1.56km) for train access and has several well-regarded schools nearby (within a 2km radius). While not in a bustling town centre, its peaceful setting and proximity to amenities make it appealing to many buyers. The lack of detailed information on local shops and other amenities does limit the score.

The property boasts a significant amount of land, as described in the listing as approximately 3 acres. This is a substantial plot size, particularly for a smaller property, contributing to a high score. The land appears to include outbuildings and potential for additional development, which increases the value proposition. The images show both a well-fenced area and a wilder area which adds potential for multiple uses.