Considering the property’s condition and the limited size and condition of the outdoor area, the listed price of £90,000 seems relatively reasonable when compared to nearby properties, particularly those showing similar signs of needing renovation or refurbishment. The lack of square footage data and overall details, however, makes a definitive valuation difficult.

The property shows signs of needing some updating and potential repairs. While the exterior appears relatively well-maintained, the interior photographs reveal dated fixtures and a need for a refresh. The attic shows clear signs of damp and disrepair. Although not in disrepair, the overall impression is one of a property that requires work.

The property benefits from its proximity to several primary schools with varying Ofsted ratings (including one ‘Outstanding’), suggesting diverse educational options for families. The location is also relatively close to Huddersfield train station, offering convenient access to commuting links. However, the specific neighborhood details are limited, preventing a higher score. The proximity to amenities isn’t explicitly detailed, limiting the assessment.

The property includes a small backyard, but the photos reveal a somewhat neglected and unkempt space. There is a visible need for landscaping and maintenance. Overall, land is limited and in need of significant work.