Considering the property’s condition, location, and size, the list price of £130,000 appears reasonable. While nearby properties have a wide range of prices, the condition and updated kitchen suggest the asking price reflects the improvements already made to the property. This, coupled with the relatively small garden, results in a price that falls within a fair market value range for the area, without suggesting exceptional value.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in good condition. The kitchen looks recently renovated or updated, presenting a modern aesthetic. The bathroom is also in good shape. While the exterior shows some signs of age and the garden needs some maintenance, the overall condition is above average for properties in the area and price range.

The property is located in Stoke-on-Trent, a city with a mix of amenities and infrastructure. While it’s not in a prime, highly sought-after area, its proximity to schools, and relatively close distance to transport links (Longport train station is approximately 2.6km away) makes it reasonably convenient. The surrounding streets show a mix of property values, indicating a location that is not necessarily top-tier but also not undesirable.

The property has a garden, which is a positive attribute. However, the size of the plot is not specified in the provided data and the garden appears to be relatively small and paved rather than a sizeable lawn. This limits its score.