The list price of £190,000 needs to be considered against the lack of comparative data in the surrounding area. The absence of nearby property listings and prices, as well as average price per square foot data for nearby streets (all 0), makes it hard to judge the value. The property’s size is decent, and the condition is fair. Overall, given the lack of concrete market data, a mid-range score best reflects the present situation. More local market information is essential for a more precise valuation.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in reasonable condition. While it isn’t brand new or recently renovated, it looks well-maintained and habitable. The kitchen and bathroom appear dated and may need some modernisation. The interior suggests a need for some general updating, however, it is not in a state of disrepair.

The property is situated in Sheffield, S2, specifically the Park and Arbourthorne area. While proximity to Sheffield city centre is a plus, the provided data lacks specifics on the immediate local amenities. The nearby schools are all rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted, which is positive for families. However, the significant distances to the listed schools and the lack of detail regarding local shops, transportation links beyond train stations, and other amenities mean the score cannot be higher. The distance to the train station may make this property unattractive to commuters who would prefer a shorter journey to the station.

The property has a small garden visible in the photos, but the plot size is listed as 0.00 sqft which is likely inaccurate. While there is some outdoor space, it doesn’t appear extensive. More data on the actual plot size would be required to give a more accurate assessment.