The asking price of £175,000 for a 6-bedroom property in Hull needs further context. While the local area shows nearby properties available at various prices, a direct price per sqft comparison is difficult due to missing sqft data in many comparable listings. The listing mentions the house as a HMO (House of Multiple Occupation), suggesting rental income as a key factor. The price likely reflects this potential return and may be considered reasonable in that context, but the exact value for money isn’t fully clear due to lack of information.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in reasonable condition. The interior shows a recently updated kitchen and what seems like recently replaced flooring, suggesting some modernisation efforts. However, some rooms appear minimally furnished, and while habitable, the overall aesthetic may not appeal to all buyers. The exterior of the property shows a need for some garden maintenance. A more thorough inspection would be needed to confirm its structural integrity and to fully assess the overall condition, meaning this score is not higher.

The property is situated on Lambert Street in Hull, within the Beverley & Newland locality. This area benefits from proximity to both Newland Avenue and Beverley Road, which offer a range of amenities including shops, cafes, and larger stores. The presence of several well-regarded schools within a short distance further enhances its appeal, particularly for families or those seeking rental income from students. However, the specific location on Lambert Street itself might not be considered a ‘prime’ location, limiting the score. Good transport links to Hull city centre via train are also a plus.

The property’s plot size is listed as 0.00 sqft, indicating a lack of garden or significant outdoor space. This severely limits its appeal to families and those seeking more than just basic accommodation. The lack of garden space gives it the lowest score.