The list price of £220,000 for a 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom property of 1,095 sqft seems reasonable, given the apparent recent renovations and the generally desirable location. The lack of comparable property data in the immediate vicinity makes definitive valuation challenging. However, considering the overall condition and location, this seems close to a fair market price, thus the score is relatively high.

The property appears to be in generally good condition, based on the provided photographs. The interior seems recently renovated or updated, with a modern kitchen and relatively clean and well-maintained rooms. However, some aspects, like the wallpaper in one bedroom, might be considered dated by some buyers. There is no visible evidence of significant repairs needed, although a more thorough in-person inspection would be necessary for a definitive assessment.

The property is located in the Arboretum area of Derby, which is generally considered a desirable residential area. Its proximity to several schools, including one rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted and another ‘Outstanding’, is a positive factor for families. The presence of train stations within a reasonable distance (though not extremely close) provides convenient access to transport links. However, the lack of detailed information on local amenities and the specific character of Olivier Street prevents a higher score.

The property has virtually no land, making this score low. There’s no garden or significant outdoor space visible in the provided photographs or mentioned in the description. This is a common feature of terraced houses, especially in urban areas, and limits its appeal to buyers who value outdoor space.