The listed price of £220,000 seems somewhat fair considering comparable properties in the area. While nearby properties on Nairn Close have sold for slightly less, the presence of a garden and what appears to be a garage may account for the premium. The lack of precise square footage information for comparable properties makes a perfect price comparison slightly difficult, however, the average house price per sqft for the area is unavailable making an evaluation even more difficult; but it is still within range given the information available.

The property appears generally well-maintained from the photos, but some cosmetic updates are advisable. The kitchen and bathroom, while functional, would benefit from modernisation. The interior decor appears somewhat dated. The house shows some minor signs of wear and tear, but is not structurally in disrepair. Therefore a moderate score of 6 is justified

The property is situated in a cul-de-sac in the Stanley area of Blackpool, offering a degree of peace and quiet. Its proximity to good primary schools like Marton Primary Academy (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and several others within a mile radius adds to its appeal for families. Train stations are within a reasonable distance, though not within walking distance. The location score isn’t a 10 due to the fact that Blackpool itself is generally considered a less desirable location overall compared to more affluent areas of the UK, and this is reflected in the property price.

The property has a garden that is of a reasonable size; however, it doesn’t appear exceptionally large or particularly well-landscaped. The additional benefit of a driveway and what seems like a garage adds to the overall land score.