The list price of £120,000 seems relatively reasonable considering the comparable properties in the area. Similar two-bedroom terraced houses on Ruskin Road and nearby streets have sold within a similar price range, suggesting that the asking price is competitive. The lack of information on the exact square footage of comparable properties and the condition of those properties (apart from general descriptions) prevents a more definitive assessment. While the price seems fairly aligned with market trends, there’s a degree of uncertainty limiting a higher score.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be in reasonably good condition. The interior seems well-maintained and recently decorated. However, there’s a lack of detail about the property’s structural integrity, roof condition, and potential underlying issues. The images show only a portion of the property, and some minor cosmetic upgrades or repairs could enhance the overall impression. Hence, a mid-range score is appropriate considering the limitations of the available information.

The property benefits from its proximity to Crewe railway station (1.54km), offering good transport links. Additionally, several well-regarded schools, including Ruskin Community High School and Edleston Primary School are within a short distance, making it attractive to families. However, the immediate vicinity’s specific amenities and overall vibrancy weren’t fully detailed. The provided data lacks information about local shops, green spaces, and other facilities that may contribute to the location’s desirability. Therefore, while the proximity to transport and schools is positive, a higher score is not justified without a full picture.

The property’s plot size is listed as 0.00 sqft, indicating it is likely a terraced house with minimal or no garden space. This significantly limits its appeal to many buyers, and especially families, as outdoor space is a highly sought-after feature in many UK properties. Therefore, a low score reflects this major drawback.