The listed price of £285,000 seems somewhat high when considering the property’s condition and the need for renovations. While nearby properties show a range of prices, several are listed at significantly lower values, suggesting that the asking price may not represent the best value for money. The lack of square footage data makes accurate comparison more challenging. The inclusion of a larger garden area would make this price more reasonable.

Based on the provided photos, the property shows signs of needing significant modernisation and some repairs. While the exterior appears structurally sound, the interior displays dated decor, and there’s evidence of potential issues like water damage in at least one area. The overall condition is not poor but neither is it excellent requiring significant investment which detracts from the score.

The property is located in Marsh, Huddersfield, which benefits from proximity to local amenities, schools, and transport links. The presence of several schools within a reasonable distance, along with train stations in relatively close proximity, contributes positively to the location score. However, the specific desirability of Marsh within Huddersfield might be a factor influencing buyers’ perceptions, making it not a top tier location.

The property includes a small garden; however, it appears relatively unkempt and possibly smaller than average for properties of this type. This limits the score, as a larger or more well-maintained garden would be given a higher score.