The list price of £59,995 appears relatively reasonable compared to similar properties on Laithe Street, which are listed at the same price. However, without square footage information, a direct price-per-square-foot comparison to surrounding properties is impossible. The lack of precise information on the property’s size and condition makes it challenging to determine if the price is exceptional value. The average price in nearby streets varies considerably, with some much higher (Yorke Street: £800,000) and others significantly lower than the list price, highlighting the need for further data before a definitive value judgment can be made.

Based on the image, the property appears to be in fair condition. The exterior shows some signs of wear and tear, with variations in brickwork color indicating potential past repairs or inconsistencies in maintenance across the property’s lifespan. The image alone provides limited insights into the interior condition.

The property benefits from its proximity to Burnley Manchester Road train station (0.49km), several well-regarded primary schools within a 1.28km radius (Rosewood Primary School, The Aspire Hub, Christ The King Roman Catholic Primary School, Burnley Holy Trinity Church Of England Primary School, and Burnley Springfield Community Primary School), all with ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings. While the immediate street might not be in the most desirable part of Burnley, the relative ease of access to transport links and schools contributes to a moderate location score. Nearby streets show a range of property values, suggesting a mixed-use area.

The property is a terraced house, meaning it likely has only a small, if any, backyard or front garden. The lack of available data about land size further supports this low score.