The list price of £125,000 seems reasonable in the context of comparable properties in the area, some of which show higher prices, others lower. However, considering the significant renovation required, the price isn’t exceptionally low and could be considered more attractive for a buyer with a substantial renovation budget. The property could potentially require costly updates and the lack of square footage data contributes to this assessment.

Based on the provided photographs, the property is in considerable need of modernisation and repair. While the structure appears sound, the interior shows significant wear and tear, outdated fixtures, and requires substantial renovations. There is clear evidence of dampness and the decor is severely outdated.

The property is situated in Waterloo, Huddersfield, a suburb with proximity to local amenities and schools. The presence of several schools within a reasonable distance, along with train stations at a moderate distance, contributes to a decent location score. However, it’s not in a prime or exceptionally convenient area compared to other potential locations within Huddersfield or surrounding areas.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive aspect, and offers potential for improvement. Although the current state of the garden (overgrown) needs attention, the land itself provides a decent amount of outdoor space relative to other similar properties in the area. This is reflected in a middling score considering the potential, but current condition of the land.