The list price of £205,000 seems reasonably priced, given the limited information on the local property market. Comparable properties on Warner Street are in a similar price range, however the lack of square footage information makes a definitive statement difficult. The property’s condition and relatively convenient location support the price, however given the small garden and lack of data on the average price per square foot locally this would not be considered a high score.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be in good condition, with a recently modernised kitchen and bathroom. While the style might not appeal to everyone, the finishes seem modern and well-maintained. The property seems clean and has been well-maintained and decorated. There is no obvious sign of immediate repair need.

The property is located in the Abbey area of Derby, which benefits from proximity to local schools (several within a kilometer radius, some rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted), and is relatively close to Derby city centre and train stations (Peartree and Derby stations within approximately 2.5km). While not in the most affluent area, it’s reasonably convenient and well-connected, making it suitable for families and those needing access to amenities.

The property has a garden, which is a plus, but the size appears relatively small, given the provided images. It is usable, but not extensive, which is typical for terraced properties in this type of urban area. More information on plot size would influence the score.