The list price of £195,000 seems reasonably competitive considering the nearby property sales data, while acknowledging the lack of precise square footage information for comparable properties. The presence of a garden and shed/workshop adds value, balancing any impact from the dated interior. A lack of precise square footage data for comparison properties is a limiting factor in providing a more exact evaluation.

The property appears to be in generally reasonable condition based on the provided photos. While the interior decor is dated, the structure and fittings seem well-maintained and functional. There is no apparent evidence of significant disrepair or the need for major renovations; however, some modernisation could enhance its appeal.

The property is located in Dalton-in-Furness, Cumbria, which benefits from proximity to local amenities, including schools (several ‘Good’-rated primary schools within a kilometre), and a train station (Dalton station is less than 0.5km away). While it’s a smaller town, its accessibility to Barrow-in-Furness and other towns via train offers a decent quality of life for those valuing both town and countryside features. The cul-de-sac location implies a quieter residential setting.

The property features both front and rear gardens, offering a larger than average outdoor space, especially for a semi-detached bungalow in a town setting. The presence of a shed and greenhouse in the rear garden further contributes to its usability and overall land score.