While the list price is low at £20,000, the property’s condition requires substantial renovation and investment. Compared to nearby property prices, even accounting for the needed work, this price may not be considered exceptional value, therefore a middle ground score is given. It may be a good buy for the right buyer, but for the average buyer it will probably not be a good investment.

The provided photographs clearly show the property is in need of significant renovation. The interior is largely unfinished, with exposed walls, damaged flooring, and incomplete work in various rooms. This requires substantial investment before becoming habitable, thus receiving a low score.

The property is situated in Burnley, Lancashire, close to local amenities and transportation links. The proximity to schools like Coal Clough Academy and Burnley Holy Trinity Church of England Primary School, rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted, adds to its appeal. Train stations such as Burnley Barracks are within walking distance, making it reasonably accessible. However, Burnley itself is not a particularly high-demand area compared to other parts of the UK, hence a score of 7.

There is no information about the size of the land or garden available, resulting in a low score. This is very important factor to buyers when purchasing property. The lack of information could indicate a small or non-existent garden.