The asking price of £200,000 seems reasonable, considering the average prices of nearby properties on Blackthorne Avenue and surrounding streets. However, without knowing the square footage of comparable properties it is hard to make a definitive statement. The property’s condition and relatively small garden need to be considered. The lack of modern features could impact value for buyers looking for a move-in-ready home. A further detailed comparison with similar properties would be needed to fully assess the price’s competitiveness.

The property appears to be in generally good condition, but some minor cosmetic updates would likely enhance its value. The interior shows signs of wear and tear which, while not major structural issues, could be seen as needing some refreshing and updating to improve its overall appeal. The kitchen and bathroom look dated and could benefit from modernisation.

The property is located in Whitby, Cheshire, a suburb of Ellesmere Port. Whitby benefits from being relatively close to transport links (train station approximately 3km away) and has several schools within a reasonable distance. While not a central location, its proximity to amenities and transport makes it a desirable residential area for families and those seeking a quieter life. The Ofsted ratings of nearby schools are mixed, with some requiring improvement and one rated outstanding. This needs to be considered by prospective buyers.

The property includes a garden and a detached garage, however the size of the garden appears to be relatively small. While having outdoor space is a plus, it is not extensive enough to provide significant land value compared to properties with large gardens or yards.