The asking price of £450,000 is notably high when compared to the data on surrounding properties such as those on nearby streets like James Street, New Street and Park Row, which show significantly lower average prices. The lack of information on the property’s size (sq ft) and the absence of details about specific features (bedrooms, bathrooms) hinder a precise valuation, yet the high price for what appears to be a converted commercial space suggests the property might be overpriced for its apparent condition and limited land.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in fair to average condition. While some areas look well-maintained and renovated (e.g., some interior spaces), other areas show signs of wear or potentially needing updating (e.g., the hallway). There is some inconsistency in condition across different parts of the property.

The property is located on The Crescent in Selby, a street with a mix of commercial and residential properties. Its proximity to Selby town centre (implied by the photos and nearby street data) suggests convenient access to amenities, shops, and transport links. The presence of nearby schools with good Ofsted ratings further enhances its appeal for families. However, the specific details of the property’s location (e.g., distance from specific amenities) are limited, preventing a higher score.

The property appears to be a commercial unit, or possibly a converted commercial unit, based on the images and street level photos. There is no mention of outdoor space like a garden or yard, and the lack of square footage data indicates limited land ownership.