The listed price of £160,000 appears somewhat reasonable compared to other nearby listed apartments, considering the apparent condition of the property and its proximity to Huddersfield. The absence of square footage data prevents a precise per-square-foot comparison for more accurate assessment. However, considering the current market conditions and the fact it is being sold with a tenant in situ adds a degree of uncertainty influencing the price score.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be in reasonable condition. The interior seems well-maintained, although some areas might benefit from minor updating or personalization to match current tastes. The exterior of the building is modern and looks to be in good shape. However, a lack of detailed information limits confidence in assigning a higher score.

The property benefits from its proximity to Huddersfield town centre (1.03km to Huddersfield Train Station), offering convenient access to amenities, transport links, and employment opportunities. The presence of nearby schools and a university adds to the location’s appeal for families and students. However, the specific character and desirability of the immediate neighbourhood aren’t fully clear from the provided data, limiting the score.

The property is an apartment and therefore has minimal to no private land associated with it. The shared parking space and the gated exterior are provided, but there’s no private garden or significant outdoor space.