Considering the property’s location and size (700 sqft), the list price of £165,000 seems reasonably competitive compared to similar properties in the area. Although precise per-square-foot data is unavailable locally from the provided information, nearby listings show comparable prices, suggesting the property isn’t significantly over- or undervalued. The need for modernisation should be factored into price negotiations.

While the property appears structurally sound from the photos, the interior finishes and decor seem dated and could benefit from modernisation. The wood panelling is a matter of personal preference, and whilst clean, it might not appeal to all buyers. There’s a potential for improvement through refurbishment to increase the property’s overall condition score.

The property is located in Chaddesden, Derby, a suburb known for its family-friendly atmosphere and good local amenities. The proximity to schools with good Ofsted ratings (Parkview Primary and Breadsall Hill Top Primary being within a kilometre) significantly enhances its appeal to families. The 3.84km distance to Derby city centre provides convenient access to further amenities and transport links, though this could be improved. Overall, the location is quite desirable.

The property includes a rear garden, which is a positive, but it seems relatively small and requires some maintenance and landscaping work to reach its full potential. The existing patio and shed are visible and present, but the overall land area and aesthetic presentation are average in this respect.