Considering the property’s condition requiring significant modernisation, the list price of £140,000 appears somewhat high but reflects the potential value once renovated. Prices for similar properties on Rosemary Street and nearby indicate a range of values, but the need for renovation balances out a seemingly high asking price. It is worth noting that similar four-bedroom properties locally have fetched values above the list price, with the cost of renovation factoring into this price.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in need of significant modernisation and updating. While structurally sound, the interior shows signs of wear and tear, outdated fixtures, and requires cosmetic upgrades throughout. This includes the kitchen, bathroom, and many rooms that need repainting and repairs. A full renovation is likely needed, pulling the score down.

The property is located in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, which is a reasonably well-connected town with access to transport links and amenities. The proximity to schools, including a Catholic Voluntary Academy and other options with varying Ofsted ratings, adds to its family-friendly appeal. However, Mansfield itself isn’t considered a prime location in the UK housing market, hence the score is not higher.

The property has a small garden, typical for properties in Mansfield, which does give some outdoor space but is not substantial. The inclusion of a brick outbuilding adds a small element of additional space but is ultimately a modest plot size compared to other areas or property types. The size warrants a modest score.