The asking price of £130,000 appears relatively reasonable compared to some nearby properties on Osborne Street and nearby streets, although a lack of sq ft data makes a true comparison difficult. However, considering the condition needing improvement, the relatively small garden size, and the location’s mixed characteristics, the price may be at the upper end of the fair market value. More comparative data (sqft, plot size) is needed for a more accurate appraisal of the price.

The photos reveal a property that requires some degree of refurbishment. The bathroom shows signs of wear and tear (mold, grouting issues), and other areas present a somewhat dated or worn appearance (stained carpets, general wear on walls and floors). While the structure appears sound, the property would likely benefit from significant cosmetic improvements and potential repairs before it is presented in optimal living condition.

The property is situated in the Hyson Green & Arboretum area of Nottingham. While this area might not be considered the most affluent in Nottingham, it benefits from proximity to several primary schools with good Ofsted ratings (within 0.61km), suggesting family-friendliness. Nottingham city centre is also within reach, offering access to employment opportunities and amenities, but it’s important to note that Hyson Green can have higher crime rates than other parts of Nottingham, impacting the overall desirability. The available transportation links, though a few kilometers away, are an asset.

The available images show a small, overgrown rear garden. The garden space is clearly limited and requires substantial attention before it can be considered usable. The limited outdoor space is a factor impacting the overall score.