The list price of £120,000 is relatively reasonable in the context of similar properties listed in Deepcar. The lack of square footage information for many comparable listings makes a precise per-square-foot comparison difficult. However, considering the three bedrooms and the property’s need for renovation, the price aligns with the average for comparable properties in the area. While not a bargain, it does not seem significantly overpriced for a property that can be renovated.

The property shows signs of needing modernisation and some repairs. While the kitchen appears functional and recently updated, other areas like the living room and some bedrooms have noticeable cosmetic issues, such as peeling paint and dated decor. The garden also looks overgrown and requires significant work. The overall condition is not poor, but it’s certainly below average compared to other properties needing minimal work.

Deepcar benefits from a semi-rural location within commutable distance to Sheffield. The presence of nearby schools (Deepcar St John’s Church of England Junior School and Royd Nursery and Infant School within a kilometer) and relatively close proximity to Stocksbridge High School adds to its family-friendly appeal. While train stations are a bit further out (6.30KM to the closest), the overall location is convenient for those who value a blend of countryside living and city access.

The property has a small, enclosed rear garden. Although technically a garden, it seems quite overgrown and neglected. The provided photo is not high-res enough for an accurate assessment of size, but it does not appear to be a substantial space. Compared to other properties with larger gardens, this one scores lower.