The asking price of £250,000 seems reasonable in the context of comparable properties in the area, although data on square footage for nearby properties is lacking. Given the property’s condition and the size of the garden, the price is competitive but not outstanding value. Further comparative data on price per square foot would solidify the evaluation.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in generally good condition. While some cosmetic updates might enhance its appeal (such as modernizing the kitchen and bathroom), there is no indication of significant structural damage or major repairs needed. The property seems well maintained but somewhat dated in style.

The property is located in Forest Town, Mansfield, which benefits from good transport links to Mansfield and access to the M1 and Nottingham. There are also several well-regarded primary schools within a short distance, making it attractive to families. While Forest Town itself might not be considered a top-tier location, its accessibility and proximity to amenities give it a decent score.

The property has a garden, but its size seems relatively small and mostly comprised of gravel. While it offers some outdoor space, it doesn’t provide extensive grounds or significant landscaping features. Therefore a middling score reflects this.