Considering the need for modernisation and maintenance, the asking price of £120,000 appears relatively reasonable within the context of similar properties on Markham Rise, especially given the recent offer received for a near-identical property on the same street. While it is not a steal, given its condition and location, it might be attractive to a buyer willing to invest in renovations and improvements. The lack of square footage data makes a precise price-per-square-foot analysis impossible and impacts the scoring.

The property shows signs of needing significant updating and maintenance. The exterior requires landscaping, while the interior presents dated fixtures, fittings and decoration. Although structurally sound, the overall condition requires considerable improvement. The overgrown garden also adds to the impression of neglect.

Markham Rise is situated in Clay Cross, offering a reasonable location with proximity to schools like Holmgate Primary School (1.36km) and Sharley Park Community Primary School (1.75km), both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. The area also benefits from relatively close access to Chesterfield (7.79km) and Alfreton (9.27km) train stations. While not in a highly desirable area, it offers acceptable convenience and accessibility.

The property includes a garden, but its current state (overgrown and unkempt) significantly detracts from its value. The size of the garden is not specified but from the images appears to be relatively small compared to other properties with similar features. Therefore, a moderate score is given.