While the list price is relatively low, this is justified by the property’s poor condition and the lack of land. The price does, however, sit within the range of similar properties on Queen Victoria Street, which range from £18,400 to £73,000. The significant renovation needed needs to be factored in to the overall value proposition.

The provided photographs clearly indicate that the property is in significant need of renovation. Walls show significant wear and tear, outdated fixtures and fittings are present, and the overall state of the interior suggests a substantial amount of work is required before the property is habitable. The exterior is relatively well-maintained, however the overall state warrants a low score.

The property is located in Blackburn, Lancashire, an area with relatively good transport links via the nearby Mill Hill train station and several bus routes. The proximity to schools (St Peter’s Roman Catholic Primary, Griffin Park Primary, etc.) adds to the location’s family appeal. However, the overall desirability of the area might be affected by the lack of detailed information on local amenities and the mix of property values in nearby streets which suggests some variability in desirability.

The property’s plot size is listed as 0.00 sqft, indicating no garden or significant outdoor space. This severely limits its appeal compared to properties with gardens.