The asking price of £195,000 seems relatively reasonable considering the recent refurbishment and desirable location. Nearby comparable properties on Fairbank Crescent are listed at slightly higher prices, although sqft data is lacking for a precise comparison. The absence of plot size information makes a precise per sqft value impossible to calculate and thus directly compare with surrounding areas. However, given the condition and location, the price is competitive within the Sherwood market.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in good condition. The kitchen and bathrooms show recent modernization and tasteful renovations. The interior looks well-maintained and updated. Minor cosmetic upgrades might be considered, but overall the property presents itself well, justifying a score of 8.

Sherwood is a popular residential area in Nottingham known for its good schools and convenient amenities. The proximity to highly-rated primary schools like Haydn Primary School (Outstanding Ofsted rating) is a significant plus for families. While not explicitly stated as being within walking distance of the city centre, the reasonably close proximity to Nottingham railway station (3.68KM) suggests good transport links. This contributes to the higher location score.

The images reveal a small, tiered garden. While there is outdoor space, it is limited in size and doesn’t offer significant potential for expansion or extensive landscaping, resulting in a lower score for land.