The list price of £190,000 seems reasonable for a 2-bedroom bungalow in Blackburn, considering the comparative prices of nearby properties. However, factoring in the need for renovations and the size of the land, it’s not considered exceptional value. The average price per square foot isn’t provided, but taking into account the factors of location, condition, and land, the price seems in line with the market, and a fair price considering the potential of the property.

The property appears to be structurally sound from the photos, but the interior requires some updating and modernisation. The decor appears dated in many rooms, and some areas could benefit from renovations or refurbishment to improve overall aesthetics and functionality. The kitchen and the conservatory in particular look as though they could benefit from modernising. The garden is not excessively well maintained and is in need of some work, there is potential for improvement.

The property is located in the Ewood area of Blackburn, which benefits from proximity to local schools, including Meadowhead Junior and Infant Schools (both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted), and several other schools within a reasonable distance. The area is also reasonably close to train stations (Mill Hill and Cherry Tree) offering links to other areas. While not in the most central or vibrant location, it’s a reasonably convenient area for families. This is reflected in the average house prices of nearby streets which range from £140,000 to £439,995. The average price for nearby streets is around £200,000, showing that this is a relatively desirable area in Blackburn.

The property has a garden, which is a positive aspect. However, the size of the garden is modest and not exceptionally large compared to other properties in the area. Its overall condition also seems to be in need of tidying and attention which reduces its score. The absence of a garage is a notable point. The garage in the pictures appears to be partially detached from the rest of the house and is visually not very attractive which reduces the land score.