The listed price of £125,000 seems relatively reasonable when considered alongside nearby comparable properties. While precise square footage for comparables is unavailable, the stated prices suggest that £125,000 is within a competitive range for a two-bedroom mid-terrace in that location. However, the absence of precise comparable data on size and condition prevents a higher score; the existing information only allows for a cautious assessment.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in good to very good condition. It has been recently renovated or updated, with a modern kitchen and bathroom. The interior finishes seem contemporary and well-maintained. While there’s no direct mention of any structural issues, the images suggest an overall high standard of upkeep for a property of this type. However, without a full survey, the maximum score can’t be reached, hence a score of 8.

The property is situated in Haslingden, a town in Rossendale, Lancashire. It benefits from proximity to several good primary schools (Haslingden St James Church of England Primary School, Haslingden Primary School, both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted, and St Mary’s Catholic Primary rated ‘Outstanding’), making it attractive to families. While the train station is a bit further out, the proximity to several bus routes and the M65/M66 motorway network (as indicated in the nearby listing description) makes it reasonably well-connected for commuting. The availability of local amenities (although details are not directly provided) would boost the score, but without specific information on shops and other local services, a score of 7 reflects a balance of positives and potential limitations.

The property has a small outdoor space, possibly a small yard or patio area, as shown in the photos. There’s no mention of a garden of significant size. Given the limited space available, a score of 3 accurately reflects its size.