The list price of £100,000 is reasonable for a two-bedroom terraced house in Crewe, especially considering the absence of comparable recent sales data in the immediate vicinity. However, the need for modernisation might make some buyers negotiate a lower offer. The price reflects a balance between affordability and potential renovation costs, hence a moderately high score.

The property shows signs of needing some modernisation and refurbishment. While structurally sound, the interior photos reveal dated fixtures, fittings, and finishes. Cosmetic improvements, such as repainting and flooring updates, would greatly enhance the property’s appeal. The overall condition is average, hence a moderate score.

The property is located in Crewe, Cheshire, which benefits from relatively good transport links to major cities and towns via train (Crewe train station is close by). The proximity to several schools, including those with good Ofsted ratings, adds to the appeal for families. However, the lack of detailed local market data makes a definitive assessment of the specific neighborhood difficult. This leads to a slightly lower score, reflecting some uncertainty about its overall desirability compared to other areas.

The property includes a small rear garden. While providing some outdoor space, the size appears relatively compact compared to properties with larger gardens, resulting in a lower score reflecting the limited land area.