The asking price of £150,000 seems reasonably priced relative to other similar properties in the area, considering its apparent condition and the inclusion of a garden. Nearby properties on Chestnut Avenue have sold for considerably less (£81,500-£104,000) yet others have sold for more (£130,000-£140,000). The lack of precise square footage data for comparative properties makes a precise evaluation challenging, but the listed price seems in line with the average for similar properties in the neighborhood. Given that other nearby streets have houses on the market for substantially more money. The listed price might be considered on the higher end, resulting in a score that is higher than average.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in good condition. The interior is presented well, with modern updates to the kitchen and bathroom. The property shows signs of recent refurbishment or redecoration, with the overall impression being one of cleanliness and a move-in ready state. Minor improvements may still be desirable, but the visible condition is good.

The property is situated in Darnall, Sheffield. While Darnall might not be considered a top-tier location in Sheffield, it benefits from relatively close proximity to transport links (Darnall train station is 1.9km away), and several schools with ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings are within a 2km radius. The area’s proximity to other areas of Sheffield adds to its appeal, though some might perceive it as less desirable than more affluent neighborhoods. This balanced assessment justifies a mid-range score.

The property includes a garden, as shown in the pictures. Although the size is not specified, the garden appears to be relatively small in comparison to other properties in the area, but it is well-maintained with a patio area and artificial turf. The presence of a garden and a shed adds to its value, but it’s not extensive; hence, a moderate score.