The list price of £190,000 for a three-bedroom property with 979.52 sqft is seemingly in line with or slightly below average prices in comparable nearby areas, given the lack of precise sqft data for nearby properties and the condition of the property. The nearby street data is incomplete so it is hard to pin-point the price per sqft. While the condition is not exceptional, the location and number of bedrooms might justify the price for buyers seeking value in a convenient location. The absence of precise comparable sales data slightly reduces the score.

The photos reveal a property that appears generally well-maintained but not renovated to a high standard. The rooms are habitable and functional but exhibit some signs of wear and tear, particularly evident in the garden and some aspects of the interior décor. The kitchen and bathrooms seem adequate but could benefit from modern updates. This suggests the property is in satisfactory condition, meriting a moderate score.

The property is situated in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, a city with good transport links and amenities. Its proximity to Sheffield City Centre, local shops, bars, cafes, restaurants, and several schools with varying Ofsted ratings (including some ‘Good’ and ‘Outstanding’) contributes to a relatively high location score. However, the specific street’s character and immediate surroundings aren’t fully detailed, preventing a higher score. The presence of a nearby train station further enhances its accessibility.

The property’s plot size is listed as 0.00 sqft, indicating a minimal or nonexistent garden. While a small backyard is visible in one photo, this appears very compact and cluttered, offering limited usable outdoor space. This warrants a low score reflecting the scarcity of land.