The listed price of £120,000 seems relatively reasonable considering the size of the property (911.38 sqft) and its location in Maryport. Nearby comparable properties on Station Street and surrounding areas have similar listing prices. However, the need for modernisation and the lack of significant garden space may slightly depress the value for some buyers. In comparison to other similar properties that are move-in ready, the cost might be considered slightly high.

The property appears to be in generally livable condition, but the décor is dated and appears to be in need of modernisation throughout. The kitchen and bathroom, while functional, show their age and could benefit from updating. While there is no visible evidence of significant structural issues, the overall impression is that of a property requiring some level of refurbishment to bring it to contemporary standards.

The property benefits from being located on Station Street in Maryport, close to the train station (0.37km) providing convenient transport links. The proximity to several highly-rated primary schools (Grasslot Infant School and Our Lady And St Patrick’s Catholic Primary School, both rated Outstanding by Ofsted) is a significant plus for families. While Maryport itself is a smaller town, the relative convenience of these amenities justifies a higher score. However, the limited information about the town’s overall amenities and vibrancy prevents a perfect score.

The property has a very small yard area which is more of a passage way for bin storage rather than useable garden space. There’s a lack of outdoor space suitable for recreational use which is a significant drawback compared to properties with larger gardens or yards.