The listed price of £140,000 seems reasonably priced compared to some similar properties in the area (though lacking sufficient data for a precise price-per-square-foot comparison). The need for some repairs and renovations should be factored into the price assessment. The lack of plot size and square footage data makes a complete valuation challenging, thus the moderate score. However, the price appears competitive given the current market conditions in the area and the number of bedrooms.

The property shows a mixed condition. While some areas, particularly the kitchen, appear recently updated and in good condition, other areas such as the living room (with minor wall damage) and bedrooms reveal the need for some modernisation and repairs. The overall impression is that it is habitable but needs further improvements, hence a moderate score.

The property is situated in Deighton, Huddersfield, which benefits from relatively good transport links via Deighton Train Station (0.46km away) providing access to Huddersfield and other regional hubs. The presence of several schools within a reasonable distance, including some rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted, adds to its family-friendly appeal. However, Deighton’s location might not be considered ideal for those seeking proximity to the town centre or more extensive amenities. The average house price in nearby streets offers some context, but data limitations prevent a more precise comparative analysis.

The property includes a rear garden, which adds value but is relatively small, based on the provided pictures. While a garden is present, its size and landscaping are not particularly noteworthy, preventing a higher score.