The asking price of £75,000 for a one-bedroom apartment in Mirfield seems relatively reasonable when compared to similar properties in the area, particularly considering the central location and proximity to transport links. However, the absence of key details such as service charges, and the limited sqft data, means it can not be definitively determined if this is a ‘great’ value.

Based on the provided photographs, the apartment appears to be in reasonable condition. The fixtures and fittings look modern and well-maintained, although there’s a lack of detail on the overall structural integrity and any potential hidden issues. The finish is functional rather than luxurious.

The property benefits from a central Mirfield location, close to the train station providing links to major cities and local amenities. The proximity to well-regarded primary schools (Hopton Primary and Crowlees Church of England) further enhances its appeal. However, the lack of information regarding the immediate surrounding environment and potential noise or other drawbacks prevents a higher score.

The property is an apartment with no associated land or garden, hence the low score.