The list price of £210,000 seems reasonable, considering comparable properties in the area. While precise square footage is missing, the property’s features (three bedrooms, two bathrooms, garage, garden) align with the pricing of similar terraced houses in Sandiacre. However, the absence of precise size data makes it challenging to confidently assess if the price is exceptionally good value, justifying a score that reflects a reasonable but not exceptional price.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in good condition. The interior is well-presented with modern fixtures and fittings, suggesting recent renovations or upgrades. While there isn’t evidence of major issues, some areas like the garden and the lack of specific information on the property’s condition prevent a perfect score.

Sandiacre benefits from a good location, being relatively close to both Nottingham and Derby, offering access to a wider range of amenities and employment opportunities. The proximity to the M1 motorway also enhances its connectivity. The presence of well-regarded schools within a reasonable distance further adds to the appeal, although the lack of specific information on the immediate vicinity of the property requires a slightly conservative score.

The property includes a small rear garden, which is a positive feature, but it’s not particularly extensive. The size of the garden is modest compared to properties with larger plots or substantial outdoor spaces, hence the relatively lower score.