The asking price of £92,000 seems reasonably competitive for a two-bedroom terraced house in Thorne, given comparable listings in the area. However, the need for modernisation may lower the perceived value for some buyers. Considering the average prices of nearby streets (though sqft data is missing), the price isn’t excessively high but doesn’t stand out as an exceptional bargain.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be habitable but requires some modernisation. The interior decor is dated in several areas (wallpaper, flooring), and whilst the kitchen and bathroom seem functional, they aren’t in top condition. While the structure appears sound, there’s a clear need for updating and cosmetic improvements.

The property is located in Thorne, Doncaster, which benefits from relatively close proximity to two train stations (Thorne North and Thorne South), making commuting easier. The presence of several primary schools within a short distance, including the Outstanding-rated Thorne King Edward Primary School, adds to the family-friendly appeal. However, Thorne is not a large town, limiting amenities compared to a larger city centre, impacting the overall location score.

The property has a small rear garden. While it provides some outdoor space, its size is modest, limiting its overall appeal and functionality. This restricts the land score.