The list price of £169,950 appears reasonably competitive when compared to other similar properties in the area, but without precise square footage data for comparable properties, an exact valuation is difficult. The lack of complete data on comparable properties makes a precise price per square foot calculation impossible, hindering a definitive assessment of value.

The property appears to be largely habitable, but the provided images suggest it could benefit from some modernisation and updating. While there is new flooring, the kitchen shows signs of wear and tear, and some areas seem to require repainting or general maintenance. The overall condition isn’t poor, but it isn’t perfect either.

The property is located in Skegness, a popular seaside town in Lincolnshire. Proximity to the town centre, Quora retail park (offering amenities like Marks & Spencer, Aldi, and B&M), and relatively close to transport links (Skegness train station is 1.55km away) contributes to its appeal. The presence of several schools within a reasonable distance (some with ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings) further enhances its family-oriented appeal. However, Skegness is a specific market with its own characteristics which may limit its appeal to some buyers. The nearby streets’ average price data is limited and thus makes a detailed comparison difficult.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive feature for many buyers. However, based on the photos, the garden is relatively modest in size and might require some landscaping or upkeep to reach its full potential. It’s neither large nor exceptionally small.