The asking price of £170,000 for a four-bedroom house in Mansfield Woodhouse seems reasonable. Similar properties in the area are listed within a broad price range, between £115,000 and £399,950, with the comparable properties in the same street going for between £127,500 and £170,000. This property’s price seems within the market average given its size and condition. The need for modernisation is factored into the price, making it potentially attractive to buyers who are prepared to invest in renovations.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in reasonably good structural condition, though it needs some modernisation and updating. The interior is dated and requires some cosmetic improvements, including new flooring, painting, and kitchen/bathroom upgrades. While there’s no evidence of major structural issues, the overall presentation needs significant work to enhance the property’s attractiveness.

The property is situated in Mansfield Woodhouse, a suburb of Mansfield, Nottinghamshire. Proximity to several well-regarded schools (Leas Park Junior School, The Manor Academy, Nettleworth Infant and Nursery School, and Peafield Lane Academy, all within a 1.13km radius and rated ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted) makes it attractive to families. The presence of Mansfield Woodhouse train station, relatively close by, adds to its appeal. While not in the city centre, the location offers a balance of suburban tranquility and accessibility to amenities and transport links.

The property includes a garden of modest size. While the garden is not exceptionally large, it provides a usable outdoor space. The garden provides a degree of privacy and offers potential for improvement and landscaping, which would add value.