The list price of £179,000 for a 4-bedroom terraced house in Sheffield seems reasonably competitive, especially considering the availability of a garden. While the property needs modernisation, this is factored into the overall valuation. Comparison with similar properties in the immediate vicinity and nearby streets suggests the pricing is fair within the present market dynamics. The lack of square footage information for nearby properties slightly limits the precision of this analysis, however.

Based on the provided images, the property appears to be in reasonable condition. The interior is adequately maintained and functional but doesn’t present any high-end features. It could benefit from some modernisation to enhance its aesthetic appeal and market value. There is some evidence of wear and tear throughout, which is reflected in the score.

The property is situated in Gleadless Valley, Sheffield. While not in the most central or affluent area, it benefits from proximity to several well-regarded primary schools (Carfield, Anns Grove, Lowfield) all rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. Sheffield city centre is within reasonable commuting distance, although specific travel times would depend on the mode of transportation used. The presence of nearby train stations also adds to its accessibility. However, the immediate surroundings may lack some of the amenities of more desirable areas, hence the score is not higher.

The property includes a garden area of what appears to be a decent size, considering its terraced nature. This is a significant advantage, particularly in a built-up urban area, therefore scoring high. The garden seems relatively well-maintained, although it is not overly large and is partially artificial turf.