While the average price of properties on Queen Street matches the listing price, the lack of square footage data for comparable properties makes it challenging to definitively assess value per square foot. Given the renovated interior and desirable location, the price appears reasonable, but not exceptional value considering the minimal land.

The property shows evidence of recent renovation or modernisation, particularly in the kitchen and bathroom. Fixtures and fittings appear modern and well-maintained. However, the exterior suggests some older features, and while the overall condition seems good, it doesn’t reach the level of ‘excellent’.

Haworth is a popular village in the Worth Valley, known for its charming character and association with the Brontë sisters. Its proximity to good schools (Haworth Primary School being rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted), and relatively close access to Keighley train station for commuting, contributes to a desirable location. The property’s placement on Queen Street, based on the average house price, suggests it is located in a sought-after area within the village.

The property has a very small, possibly gravelled, rear yard. The lack of a significant garden or outdoor space is reflected in the low score.