The asking price of £130,000 seems reasonable in the context of similar properties in the area. While there is insufficient data on square footage for accurate comparison, the price appears to fall within the range of nearby listed properties that were available at the time of listing. However, the lack of precise comparable data and the property’s condition slightly reduce the score.

Based on the photographs, the property shows signs of being lived-in. While the kitchen and bathroom appear relatively modern and well-maintained, some rooms contain clutter and the bedrooms show signs of wear and tear on the furnishings. It’s not in need of major renovation but would benefit from some refreshing and decluttering to enhance its overall presentation.

The property is situated in Staveley, Chesterfield, which benefits from relative proximity to Chesterfield town centre (6.10km) offering access to a wider range of amenities. Several schools are within a reasonable distance, including primary and secondary options with varying Ofsted ratings. The presence of nearby streets with similar average house prices suggests it’s within a relatively stable and established residential area. However, Staveley itself might not offer the same level of amenities or vibrancy as Chesterfield town centre, hence a score below 8.

The listing does not specify a garden size, and the external photos show a very small amount of land immediately surrounding the property. Therefore, a low score reflects the apparent lack of significant outdoor space.