The asking price of £210,000 seems reasonable, but not a steal. Considering the property’s condition and the lack of precise square footage data, it is difficult to provide a definitive judgement. The comparable properties on De Grey Street show a broad range of prices, and some in better condition sell for more. However, the significant renovation needed is already factored into the price. Therefore, it’s not overpriced, but may require some bargaining.

The property is in a poor state of repair. The photos clearly show significant damage, damp patches, and requires extensive renovation work throughout. This is evidenced by peeling walls, damaged flooring and fixtures, and general neglect. The property appears to require a complete refurbishment.

The property benefits from being close to several schools (St Vincent’s Voluntary Catholic Academy, Lambert Children’s Centre, and Stepney Primary School) which are all within a 1km radius. The proximity to Hull train station (2.25km) also enhances its location score. However, the immediate street appears to be in a state of disrepair based on the provided images. This reduces the overall score. The location is far from being exceptional but it is adequate and not poor.

While the property appears to have a yard/garden area, the photos reveal it is largely overgrown and unkempt. The size is uncertain, and the overall quality is poor. The outdoor space requires considerable work before it would be usable.