The list price of £410,000 needs careful consideration. While comparable properties aren’t fully detailed (lack of sqft data), some nearby listings suggest a range of prices from £155,000 to over £700,000, indicating market volatility. Considering the property’s features (modernisation, garden) and location, the price seems relatively reasonable but not exceptionally good value given the absence of precise comparable pricing data.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in good condition, both inside and out. There’s evidence of recent renovation or modernisation, particularly in the kitchen and bathrooms. The overall presentation is well-maintained and suggests a relatively high standard of finish.

The property is situated in Pilsley, Derbyshire, a village in a desirable area of the East Midlands. Its proximity to Chesterfield and good access to nearby schools (with ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings) and Alfreton train station (7.66 km) contributes to a positive location score. However, the village itself may be considered relatively small and isolated compared to larger towns, hence the score isn’t higher.

The property includes a sizable garden, which is visible in the photos. It offers space for outdoor activities, and features like a gazebo and raised garden beds. While not exceptionally large, it’s larger than average for a property of this type in the area, and thus receives a score above average.