The list price of £185,000 seems reasonable, considering the recent renovations and the location. Comparable properties in the area show some variation in prices, with some significantly more expensive (due to size and type, like detached properties) and others significantly cheaper (potentially reflecting differing condition). The lack of plot size data makes a definitive assessment challenging, but £185,000 appears to represent average value for this type of property in this area after recent renovations.

The property appears to be in good condition based on the provided photographs. It shows evidence of recent renovations or upgrades, such as a modern kitchen and bathroom. The interior is well-presented, and the extension appears to have been finished to a good standard. However, some areas (e.g., the loft/attic space) could be considered less finished, and it’s difficult to assess the complete structural condition without a full survey.

The property benefits from being close to a primary school (Brackenhill Primary School, rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and a Tesco supermarket, making it convenient for families. Proximity to bus routes is also a plus. However, the location is in Great Horton, Bradford, which might not appeal to all buyers, and the distance to major transport hubs like Bradford Forster Square is considerable (4.77km).

The property has a small paved patio area, rather than a sizeable garden. This limits outdoor space and lowers the score, especially compared to many other properties in the area which boast larger gardens.