The list price of £500,000 appears reasonable compared to other nearby properties, especially considering similar properties with 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms in the surrounding area. While there is a lack of average price per square foot data to provide a precise comparison, the proximity to other comparable sales suggests the price is in line with market value. Further analysis regarding the property’s square footage and plot size would enable a more informed assessment. However, in the context of information provided, the price appears a fair reflection of the property’s overall attributes.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be well-maintained and in good condition. The interior shows a recently renovated kitchen and bathroom, while some rooms display a style that may appeal to buyers seeking character. However, there are some areas where the decor could benefit from further modernization depending on buyer preferences. The overall condition scores reasonably well, suggesting it’s move-in ready but with some room for improvement and personal touches.

The property is located in Newton on Ouse, a village in a desirable area of North Yorkshire. The proximity to good schools (Linton-On-Ouse Primary being the closest at 1.69km, rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) adds to its appeal, although the provided data doesn’t showcase the quality of secondary education options. The distance to train stations in Hammerton and Poppleton is relatively close, which is a plus for commuters. This is counterbalanced by the lack of specific local amenities data which makes it hard to judge the immediate vicinity for things like shops and other local services.

The property includes a garden which appears to be of a good size and well-maintained. Photos show a patio area, lawn and mature planting. Whilst not massive, the photos suggest the garden is a good size for the property, offering both patio and lawn areas, making this a notable feature and a desirable aspect for many homebuyers. However, exact dimensions of the plot are not provided, making definitive scoring more challenging.