The list price of £135,000 falls within the range of nearby comparable properties, although the lack of precise square footage data for those properties makes a direct comparison challenging. Given its three bedrooms, relatively good condition, and substantial garden, the price seems relatively reasonable for the Hull property market, but more detailed information on the size of the property would be needed for a definitive assessment. Considering the lack of square footage data on nearby properties, the price may even appear slightly undervalued given that the average house price in similar nearby streets is often higher.

The property appears well-maintained from the provided images. While not showcasing top-of-the-line finishes, the interior is clean and tidy, suggesting it is in reasonable condition for its age. Some elements might benefit from modernizing, such as the kitchen or bathroom, but there are no apparent signs of significant disrepair or damage. The loft conversion, however, appears not to comply with building regulations, which may be a concern for potential buyers and will need to be addressed.

The property is situated on Westcott Street in Hull, which benefits from proximity to several primary schools with good Ofsted ratings (Westcott Primary, Buckingham Primary Academy, Mersey Primary Academy). The location is also reasonably close to Holderness Road, offering access to local amenities and transport links. While not in the most affluent area of Hull, it’s a functional location for families. The presence of nearby streets with varying price points suggests a mixed-use area with some potential for upward mobility.

The property boasts a surprisingly spacious garden for a terraced house in an urban setting. The images show a well-maintained and thoughtfully designed outdoor space, with raised garden beds and a greenhouse; this adds considerable value and appeal, particularly for families or those who value gardening.