The list price of £110,000 for a three-bedroom terraced house in Mexborough seems reasonably competitive, considering the limited information on comparable properties. The lack of precise data on the average price per square foot for the area and the property’s condition mean it cannot be considered an exceptional value; however, the price is not excessively high relative to other areas with similar characteristics.

The provided photographs indicate a property that is habitable but shows signs of needing some maintenance and modernization. While structurally sound, cosmetic updates would likely improve its overall appeal and market value. The garden, while present, seems somewhat unkempt.

Mexborough’s location provides convenient access to train stations, although the provided distances suggest some walking or cycling may be required for most stations. The proximity to several primary schools rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted is positive, but the lack of information on secondary schools and other amenities necessitates a more moderate score. The average property prices on nearby streets show a wide range, highlighting the variable nature of the area’s property market.

The property includes a garden, a definite advantage in this price range. However, the size is not specified, and the images suggest a relatively small to average-sized garden that requires attention and improvement rather than an expansive outdoor area.