The list price of £235,000 appears reasonable considering the property’s size (900 sqft) and location within Skipton. However, the lack of comparable property information with similar sqft prevents an extremely high score. The nearby properties’ prices vary considerably, but the lack of consistent sqft data hinders an exact comparison. The absence of a detailed survey and lack of information on any potential repairs prevents a higher price rating. The average price per sqft is missing from the data, which is crucial to this calculation.

The property appears to be in generally good condition from the provided photos. The interior features updated flooring and what seems to be a newly installed kitchen, however, some areas may show signs of minor wear and tear or may need some modernisation (e.g., the bathroom). It is not a newly renovated property, but nor does it appear dilapidated or in need of major repairs. The absence of information about the property’s structural condition prevents a higher score.

Skipton is a desirable market town in North Yorkshire, known for its attractive location and amenities. The property’s proximity to schools, as evidenced by the listed nearby schools and their relatively short distances, contributes positively to the location score. The presence of nearby train stations (Skipton being the closest) enhances accessibility. However, specific details about the immediate neighborhood (e.g., quietness, green spaces) are not provided. The average prices of nearby streets, while not directly comparable due to missing sqft data, suggest prices in this area are generally higher, indicating the desirability of this area.

The property includes a small paved patio area and a detached garage, but the plot size listed is 0.00 sqft which is unusual. The limited outdoor space provided by the paved area, not a substantial garden, is reflected in the lower score. The images suggest the lack of a significant garden, impacting the score given.