The listed price of £185,000 for a two-bedroom property in Whitehaven needs to be considered in light of other local comparables. While the absence of square footage data for nearby properties makes direct comparison difficult, other two-bedroom terraced properties in the area seem to sell within a similar price range, showing that this property is priced competitively, but not exceptionally so. The lack of private outdoor space and the need for renovations to achieve optimal modern living conditions means that the value is reasonably good, but not outstanding.

The property appears to be structurally sound and habitable from the provided photos. However, some rooms show a need for modernisation or updating, such as a dated kitchen and carpets. The bathroom, while featuring original elements, could benefit from refurbishment to meet modern standards. The exposed beams are attractive features, but overall the property presents a mixed condition profile, not quite ‘move-in ready’ but certainly not in disrepair.

The property benefits from a good location, within proximity to several primary schools with good Ofsted ratings (St Begh’s, St James’, St Gregory and St Patrick’s), and is relatively close to Whitehaven town centre and its amenities. The nearby train station at Corkickle provides convenient transport links. While not in the absolute heart of town, its location offers a balance between convenience and a quieter residential setting.

The property lacks a private garden. While there’s a shared communal area, it doesn’t equate to substantial private land or outdoor space, hence the low score.