The list price of £160,000 seems reasonable considering the property’s characteristics and comparable properties in the area. While the condition requires some updating, the three-bedroom layout and the inclusion of a small garden make it a potentially attractive option for families or first-time buyers. The lack of precise square footage data for comparable properties makes a truly precise per-square-foot analysis impossible, but the price appears to fall within the expected range for the location and property type.

Based on the provided photographs, the property’s condition appears to be average. While the structure seems sound, the interior requires some modernization or refurbishment. The flooring, particularly in some rooms, shows signs of wear and tear. The kitchen, although functional, is dated and would likely benefit from updating. The overall condition is not poor, but it could certainly be improved to meet contemporary standards.

The property is situated in Selby West, a residential area with proximity to several schools (Selby North Children’s Centre, Selby Community Primary School, Selby High School, Brayton Academy, and The Rubicon Centre), offering various educational options for families. The presence of the TransPennine Express station within a reasonable distance enhances its accessibility. While the immediate vicinity may lack extensive high-street amenities, its location allows for easy access to the town centre and its facilities. This makes it appealing to families or commuters.

The property has a small rear garden, visible in the exterior and rear property photos, but it’s not particularly extensive. There’s sufficient space for outdoor seating and perhaps basic gardening, but it lacks the significant outdoor area associated with a higher land score. The presence of a small patio area and a garden shed adds value but doesn’t fully elevate the score.