The list price of £100,000 is relatively low for a three-bedroom terraced house in Huddersfield, especially when considering nearby comparable properties. However, the condition of the property needs to be factored in, which could justify the lower price. The lack of precise square footage measurements makes a true comparison difficult, however, the pricing falls within the range of recently sold similar properties in the area which supports this score. The potential for further investment to improve the property should also be considered.

The property shows signs of wear and tear and may require some level of modernisation or repair. The interior photographs depict a lived-in space with varying levels of tidiness, requiring updates, repairs or refurbishments to meet the expectations of a modern buyer. While habitable, the overall condition suggests that some work is necessary before it’s considered to be in excellent condition.

The property is located in Greenhead, Huddersfield, which benefits from proximity to local amenities, schools (several within a 1km radius, some with good Ofsted ratings), and transport links (Huddersfield train station is approximately 1.22km away). While Greenhead may not be considered a prime location in Huddersfield, it offers a reasonable level of convenience and accessibility, making it a suitable location for families and those seeking affordability. The presence of several schools within walking distance is a significant positive for families.

The property includes a small garden area. While it’s present, the garden appears relatively small and in need of maintenance, which is a common feature of terraced properties in this area. It does not offer significant outdoor space, which is a factor in this low score.