The listed price of £80,000 seems somewhat reasonable considering comparable properties in the area, although many properties listed nearby have larger land. The lack of a substantial plot size and the need for some modernisation should be taken into consideration. The price is competitive within the market, reflecting the need for updating, but it’s unlikely to be greatly under or overvalued.

The property shows signs of requiring some modernisation and updating. While structurally sound, the interior decor and fixtures are dated and would benefit from refurbishment. The kitchen and bathroom are functional but would be upgraded to appeal to the majority of potential buyers. The outdoor space and garage also need some attention. It’s not in disrepair, but it isn’t in top condition either.

The property is situated in the Victoria area of Blackpool, which benefits from proximity to several schools rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted, including Waterloo Primary Academy and St John Vianney’s Catholic Primary School. Train stations such as Blackpool South are also within a reasonable distance. However, Blackpool itself can be considered a challenging location for some, with factors like high unemployment and deprivation potentially impacting desirability. This is balanced against the positive aspects mentioned.

The property has a very small outdoor space, which might be enough for a small garden but does not offer extensive land.