The list price of £110,000 for a one-bedroom apartment in Oats Royd Mill seems relatively reasonable considering the comparable properties listed in the data. While no square footage is provided for the comparable properties, the price is in line with other apartments in the same complex. However, the lack of plot size data prevents a comprehensive price per square foot comparison. The overall condition of the apartment and location contribute to the perceived value; however, the lack of external space must be considered a factor influencing the overall assessment.

Based on the photos provided, the apartment appears to be in good condition. It seems recently renovated or well-maintained, with a modern kitchen and bathroom. The finishes and fixtures look contemporary and of good quality. There’s no visible sign of significant damage or disrepair, but the general wear and tear from previous use is difficult to judge perfectly based on the photos.

The property is situated in Luddendenfoot, a village in Calderdale, West Yorkshire. While Luddendenfoot itself may be relatively small, its proximity to larger towns like Halifax and good transport links to other areas (including train stations at Mytholmroyd, Sowerby Bridge, Hebden Bridge and Halifax) scores it well. The presence of several schools within a reasonable distance, though their ratings vary, adds to its family-friendliness appeal. The rural setting and apparent tranquility are additional advantages for many buyers. However, the limited amenities directly in Luddendenfoot could be a drawback for some.

The property is an apartment, and therefore comes with virtually no land. The complex may offer communal grounds, however the lack of a private garden is a major limitation in terms of outdoor space.