The list price of £175,000 seems relatively reasonable considering the property’s location in a desirable area. However, the lack of a significant garden and the need for modernisation likely contributes to a price that isn’t exceptionally high. The average prices for surrounding streets aren’t fully available to compare, but the price appears generally inline with other terraced homes in similar locations that may also require updating.

Based on the provided images, the property appears to be in fair condition. While there’s no visible major damage, the interior decor and fixtures seem dated and could benefit from some modernisation. The kitchen and bathroom look functional but not particularly modern or high-end. The small, paved rear area is functional but not particularly well maintained. The overall impression is a property that is habitable and well-kept but not in excellent condition.

The property is located on Hoole Lane in Chester, which benefits from proximity to local amenities, schools and transport links. Hoole is a popular residential area known for its community feel and proximity to Chester city centre. The presence of several highly-rated schools within a short distance is a significant positive. The relatively close distance to Chester railway station providing access to national rail networks also improves the location score. However, the specific location on Hoole Lane isn’t detailed, impacting the score slightly, as some parts of the street might be less desirable than others.

The property appears to have only a very small, paved rear area; not a garden in the traditional sense. This limited outdoor space significantly impacts the land score. There is no information about the actual plot size.