The list price of £100,000 seems reasonably priced given the property’s condition and location. The average price in the surrounding streets, although limited data is available, suggests a price point consistent with this range, although some of these are flats or apartments, not a terraced house. Considering the required renovations, the price is not overly inflated but also does not necessarily represent exceptional value.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in need of some renovation and modernization. While the structure seems sound, the interior finishes, particularly in the bathroom and some rooms, show signs of wear and tear, and certain aspects are outdated. The garden also needs attention. While not uninhabitable, it requires significant updates to reach a higher condition rating.

The property is situated in Firth Park, Sheffield, which benefits from proximity to several schools with good Ofsted ratings (St. Patrick’s Catholic Voluntary Academy, Hartley Brook Primary School, and others within a 1.4km radius). The area also has relatively easy access to public transportation, with several train stations within a reasonable distance, as shown by the provided transportation data. While Firth Park might not be considered a top-tier Sheffield location, it offers decent amenities and is reasonably well-connected. This justifies a mid-range score.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive feature often lacking in terraced houses. However, the garden appears relatively small and somewhat overgrown, from the provided images. It’s not a substantial plot, therefore a mid-range score is appropriate.