The list price of £60,000 is relatively low, particularly considering the lack of square footage information which prevents a direct comparison with local price per square foot data. The need for renovations must be factored in, which will incur additional costs for a buyer. However, in comparison to some of the nearby properties listed, though the details provided are lacking, it may represent reasonable value when considering its potential for improvement. The auction format introduces an element of uncertainty, potentially impacting the final sale price.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in need of some modernisation and potential repairs. The kitchen and bathroom show signs of wear, and the walls exhibit some damage. While structurally sound, it requires significant cosmetic improvements and potential maintenance to bring it up to a satisfactory standard. The garden also appears to need landscaping and upkeep.

The property is situated in Brimington, Chesterfield, which benefits from proximity to local amenities, schools (including several ‘Good’-rated primary schools within a reasonable distance), and transport links to Chesterfield. While not in a prime location, its accessibility to key services makes it a reasonably desirable area for families and first-time buyers. The presence of nearby streets with higher average prices suggests some level of upward pressure on property values in the area.

The property includes a garden, but based on the images, it is relatively small and requires considerable work. The lack of precise plot size details prevents a more accurate assessment, but the current state suggests it does not significantly add to the property’s value.