The list price of £145,000 seems relatively reasonable when compared to other properties in the area. While a definitive price per sqft cannot be calculated due to missing plot size data in the listing, considering similar properties (some requiring refurbishment) in the £130,000-£160,000 range, the price seems fair but not a standout bargain. The need for renovation works does factor into the price.

Based on the photographs, the property appears habitable but requires some modernisation and updating. While the walls and ceilings seem freshly painted, the floors (especially the wooden flooring) show signs of wear and tear. The kitchen and bathroom are dated and would benefit from renovations. Overall, it’s not in poor condition but could certainly be improved.

The property is situated in Belgrave Crescent, Stoke-on-Trent, which benefits from its proximity to Longton. Longton offers various amenities, including schools (such as Belgrave St Bartholomew’s Academy, an outstanding-rated school) and transportation links. The relative closeness to other towns and cities via train makes this a desirable location. However, Stoke-on-Trent itself might not be considered a top-tier location by all buyers.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive aspect, but its size seems modest based on the pictures provided. It’s not overly extensive and doesn’t offer significant outdoor space.