The list price of £150,000 seems reasonably priced considering the location. However, the extremely poor condition of the property significantly affects this. While comparable properties in the area sell for around this price, those are typically in much better condition. The extensive renovation cost needed to bring this property up to a habitable standard will significantly increase the overall cost. The price reflects the market value as a fixer-upper, hence a score of 7.

The property is in extremely poor condition. The provided photographs clearly show significant damage, decay, and the need for extensive renovation work throughout the entire house. This includes damaged walls, ceilings, flooring and fixtures. This necessitates a low score of 2, reflecting the significant investment needed to make it habitable.

The property is located in Lye, a town in the Dudley borough of the West Midlands. Lye benefits from proximity to Stourbridge, offering more amenities. The area has reasonable access to public transport via train (Lye station is 0.42km away) and bus links, as well as schools. While not a highly desirable area compared to more affluent parts of the West Midlands, it’s reasonably convenient and functional, hence a score of 6.

The property includes a garden, albeit one that appears overgrown and neglected, based on the external images. While the size isn’t specified, the plot seems to be of modest dimensions relative to other properties in the area. Therefore, a score of 4 reflects the presence of the garden but also the need for substantial landscaping work.