The list price of £150,000 seems reasonably competitive when compared to similar properties in the area, although a lack of square footage information and price per square foot data hinders a completely accurate assessment. While some nearby properties are listed at lower prices, factors like number of bedrooms, condition, and additional features will impact overall value. The lack of information on nearby comparable properties means that the precise price competitiveness is hard to determine.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be habitable but requires some level of cosmetic improvement. The kitchen and bedrooms seem reasonably functional, however, there is evidence of wear and tear and a lack of modern upgrades that would be expected for this price range in a city center location. The exterior also presents a need for some upkeep and maintenance. While not in disrepair, the overall presentation suggests a need for modernisation impacting the rating.

The property benefits from being close to several primary schools with good Ofsted ratings (Stepney Primary School and St Vincent’s Voluntary Catholic Academy are both within a kilometer and rated ‘Good’). Its proximity to Hull city center offers easy access to amenities and transport links, although the specific quality of the immediate street environment needs further assessment. The nearby train station provides connection to regional destinations. While this contributes to a decent location score, the lack of details on local shops and other amenities directly impacts the final rating.

The property appears to have minimal or no garden space which is typical of terraced housing in this area. The lack of land significantly impacts the score.