The list price of £120,000 seems reasonable when compared to nearby listings and properties. Similar properties on Anson Street have recently sold for between £50,000 and £105,500. Howe Street lists similar properties for around £100,000. Given the condition of the property and the local market, the price appears to be fair.

The internal photos suggest the property is in generally good condition, with a modern bathroom and kitchen. The living areas appear well-maintained, although some may consider the decor to be slightly dated. There’s no visible evidence of significant disrepair, but a closer inspection would be needed to confirm the condition of the roof, windows, and other structural elements.

The property is located within 1km of several schools, including St James’ Cofe Junior School and Brisbane Park Infant School, both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. The Barrow-In-Furness train station is also less than 1km away, offering convenient transportation links. However, it’s worth noting that the immediate area appears to be primarily residential, with limited amenities within immediate walking distance.

Based on the images and available information, the property appears to have a small yard or garden. The plot size is not specified, but it’s unlikely to be substantial given the terraced nature of the property and the lack of visible garden space in the images.