The asking price of £130,000 seems reasonably competitive given the comparable properties listed nearby. While the lack of square footage data prevents precise per-square-foot comparison, the price aligns with other two-bedroom apartments in the area. The presence of tenants in situ may also slightly elevate the value for investors.

Based on the provided photos, the apartment appears to be in average condition. While there is no visible major damage, the decor is dated and some areas look somewhat tired. The bathroom shows some signs of wear and tear. A degree of modernisation or refurbishment would likely enhance the property’s appeal.

The property is located in Wakefield East, which benefits from proximity to Pinderfields Hospital, several schools (including some with ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings), and relatively easy access to Wakefield Kirkgate train station. This makes it attractive to families, hospital workers, and commuters. However, the specific location within Wakefield East is not detailed, and the overall area may not be considered amongst the most desirable in Wakefield.

The property is an apartment, therefore there is no garden or significant land associated with it. This is typical for apartment living.