The asking price of £180,000 seems slightly high considering the property’s condition. While comparable properties on the same street have sold for less (£100,000-£145,000), it is worth noting that no square footage data is available for these properties. The need for renovation and modernisation should be factored into the valuation. Therefore, the price, while not unreasonable given similar properties, is slightly above what might be expected for a property in this condition. The lack of plot size information further complicates the accurate price assessment.

The provided photographs reveal a property in need of modernisation and some repairs. While structurally sound, the interior shows dated fixtures, cosmetic damage (peeling wallpaper, wall damage), and requires a significant update to improve its aesthetic appeal and functionality. The garden also appears to require some landscaping and maintenance.

The property is located in Heaton, Bradford, which benefits from proximity to several primary and secondary schools with good Ofsted ratings (Heaton Primary School & Children’s Centre, Beckfoot Heaton Primary, Chellow Heights Special School, Beckfoot Upper Heaton, and Belle Vue Girls’ Academy). The area also has relatively easy access to several train stations (Saltaire, Bingley, Shipley, Frizinghall, and Crossflatts), albeit requiring a short car journey or bus ride. This makes it a reasonably convenient location for families and commuters. However, the data doesn’t provide a complete picture of the immediate local amenities and neighbourhood character, limiting the score somewhat.

The property has a garden, which is a positive attribute. The images showcase a reasonably sizable garden area with potential for further development or improvement. While it isn’t exceptionally large, it’s larger than many properties in similar areas, justifying a moderate score.