The list price of £90,000 seems relatively low compared to some other properties in the area, which may be due to the significant repairs needed. However, the lack of square footage data makes a definitive assessment of value per square foot impossible, hindering a precise valuation. The fact that this is an auction property with structural issues must be considered. The low price is likely reflective of this risk and the extensive work needed. The price is reasonable in the context of the need for extensive work and its condition, but higher than might be expected for a property in the same condition without a garden and located in a less desirable area.

The photographs show the property in need of significant renovation. The interior features outdated finishes, damaged walls and flooring, and generally appears worn and in need of modernization throughout. This suggests a considerable amount of work is required before the property is habitable and appealing to the average buyer. The exterior, although presenting reasonably well from the outside, suggests a renovation might be necessary in the future.

The property is situated in Ramsey St Mary’s, a village in Huntingdonshire. While a village setting offers a quieter lifestyle, its proximity to Huntingdon provides access to more amenities. The presence of a nearby primary school (The Ashbeach Primary School) is a positive, although other schools are further away. Public transport links seem limited based on the provided data, but the proximity to Huntingdon might mitigate this to some extent. Overall, it’s a decent location, particularly for families, but lacks immediate access to a wide range of services.

The property includes a garden, though its size is unspecified. The pictures show a modestly sized garden that appears somewhat overgrown and unkempt; requiring considerable work and landscaping. It is not unusually large for a semi-detached house of this nature. While a garden is present, it’s not exceptionally extensive.