The asking price of £225,000 appears reasonable in comparison to similar properties on Long Street, considering the modernisations and the desirable location of Easingwold. While the square footage data is incomplete from the provided data, a comparison with similar properties shows that this may be at the higher end of the price range, though still plausible based on the presented information.

The property appears to be in good condition based on the provided photographs. The kitchen and bathroom have been recently modernised and are presented to a high standard. The rest of the property looks well-maintained, though the overall style is rather contemporary in contrast to the external age. Overall the photos suggest it is ready to move into with little need for immediate repairs or extensive renovations.

Easingwold is a desirable market town in North Yorkshire, offering a good range of amenities including shops, schools, and a relatively convenient location for commuting to larger towns. The proximity to well-regarded primary schools like Easingwold Community Primary School is a plus for families. However, the lack of nearby public transport might be a drawback for some buyers.

The property includes a small enclosed courtyard garden, which is pleasant but not particularly large, particularly in consideration of the relatively high asking price. The lack of significant outdoor space warrants a lower score.