Considering the size (635 sq ft), location in Huddersfield, and the condition of the property (some need for updating), the list price of £90,000 seems somewhat reasonable, though not exceptional value. Comparable properties in the area show some variation in pricing, making a definitive statement about its market competitiveness slightly difficult without more precise comparative data. However, given what’s provided, it’s priced within a reasonable range.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in reasonable condition. While the interiors seem relatively well-maintained and modern, there is potential for some cosmetic upgrades or refurbishment in areas like the bathroom and the overall aesthetic style. The kitchen and bedroom are functional, but not luxurious or high-end. A score of 6 reflects the need for minor improvements but overall adequate state.

The property benefits from its proximity to Huddersfield town centre, providing easy access to amenities, transport links, and educational institutions. The presence of several highly-rated schools nearby is also a significant plus, increasing its appeal to families. However, the specific street may not be considered one of the most desirable in Huddersfield, hence a score of 7.

The property is a flat and therefore has no garden or significant land associated with it. This is a common feature of flats and hence receives a low score.