The list price of £125,000 seems reasonable in comparison to other houses in similar conditions and locations. Considering the lack of precise square footage for this property and those nearby, direct comparison based on price per square foot isn’t possible. However, relative to the nearby listings and given its three bedrooms, the price appears in line with the local market, making it a decent value proposition although not outstandingly cheap.

While the property is habitable, several aspects suggest it requires some level of modernisation. The interior displays dated decor and furnishings, and minor repairs might be needed in some areas. The kitchen’s functionality appears satisfactory, but a cosmetic refresh would likely improve its appearance. Overall, its current condition is functional but not exceptional.

The property benefits from its proximity to several well-regarded primary schools, such as Moorside Community Primary Academy School and Holland Moor Primary School, both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. The presence of these schools enhances its appeal to families. Additionally, its relative closeness to train stations, though not immediately next to them, improves accessibility. While not in a central location, its residential setting offers a degree of quietude and community feel.

The property includes a rear garden, providing outdoor space. However, the size and landscaping of the garden appear relatively modest, suggesting an average-sized garden. While it’s an asset, it’s not exceptionally large or extensively landscaped.