The asking price of £175,000 seems relatively reasonable given nearby comparable properties with similar characteristics although sqft is not provided. The fact that another house in the same street recently sold for £190,000 supports this assessment, especially when considering the property’s condition and potential for improvement and the fact it may be in high demand as an investment opportunity. However, the lack of square footage data for comparable properties and this property makes it hard to provide a more definitive judgment. The high rental income also suggests that it is a good value investment.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be habitable but in need of some modernisation and updating. While structurally sound, the interior decor and furnishings are dated, indicating some areas needing attention, including the kitchen and bathrooms. The photos show a general lack of modern fixtures and appliances and a bit of clutter. Therefore a middle of the road score is given.

The property is situated in Northampton, a town with good transport links via the nearby train station (1.4km) and proximity to several schools, some of which have good Ofsted ratings. The proximity to amenities isn’t explicitly stated but is implied, making it a reasonably convenient location for families and commuters. However, the specific quality of the immediate neighborhood is not clear from the information provided.

The property’s listing shows a plot size of 0.00 sqft, indicating no or extremely limited garden space. This severely limits the property’s appeal and thus the low score.