Considering the condition, location, and lack of land, the asking price of £250,000 is arguably on the higher side for Mansfield, particularly given comparable properties in the area seem to be significantly cheaper, unless the high rental yield justifies it for investors. However, the relatively large number of bedrooms and bathrooms could justify this price for investors considering HMO rental.

The property appears to be generally habitable but shows signs of wear and tear. While the renovation work has improved some aspects, the overall presentation suggests a need for some further maintenance and upgrades to reach a higher standard. The bathrooms are somewhat dated and could benefit from modernisation.

The property is located in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, which offers a mix of amenities and transport links. Proximity to Mansfield train station (0.46km) provides good transport connectivity. The presence of several schools within a reasonable distance adds to its family-friendliness. However, the specific area’s desirability within Mansfield might be lower compared to more affluent areas, hence the score.

The property has minimal outdoor space, barely a garden, mostly consisting of an unkempt yard, limiting its appeal to those seeking a garden.