The list price of £250,000 appears reasonable considering the property’s location in Oxenhope. The lack of square footage information and other comparable properties with detailed information limits a precise valuation. However, comparing it to nearby listed properties that lack specific square footage data, suggests that it is competitively priced within the market range. The overall condition and inclusion of a small garden further support the pricing.

The property appears to be well-maintained and in good condition based on the provided photographs. The interior shows modern updates and finishes, indicating reasonable upkeep. While there are no visible signs of significant damage or disrepair, it does not appear to be newly built or renovated to the highest standards which keeps the score from being higher.

Oxenhope is a desirable village in the Worth Valley, known for its scenic beauty and community atmosphere. The proximity to Oxenhope Cofe Primary School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) is a significant plus for families. While the distance to larger towns and cities might be a factor for some, the village setting itself contributes to the overall desirability and thus the higher score. The relatively close train stations at Keighley and Mytholmroyd offer some level of commuting access.

The property includes a small, manageable garden area. Although it’s not extensive, the inclusion of outdoor space in a village setting warrants a score reflecting its presence and usefulness. The limited plot size compared to other properties in the area is noted, however, as this is a terraced house this is not unusual.