The list price of £110,000 for a one-bedroom terraced house seems reasonable, but not exceptional value. Considering similar properties in the area (although sqft data is missing from those listings, making direct comparison difficult) and the property’s apparent good condition and modern updates, it is competitive. The lack of comprehensive pricing data in nearby streets (missing sqft data is a major limitation in this analysis) hinders a more precise assessment, hence a mid-range score.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in good condition and well-maintained. The interior shows a modern, updated kitchen and bathroom, suggesting recent renovations. While some staging is visible (personal items), the overall presentation is positive and suggests a property ready to move into, explaining the higher score.

The property benefits from a convenient location close to local amenities, shops, takeaways, and schools. A 20-minute walk to Burton town centre adds to its appeal. The proximity to good schools (Anglesey Primary Academy and Christ Church Primary School both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) is a significant positive for families or investors targeting the rental market. However, the lack of specific details about the immediate surroundings (e.g., noise levels, green spaces) prevents a higher score.

The property has a small patio area, which is better than no outdoor space. However, it lacks a sizable garden. The description mentions an allocated parking space which is a positive aspect of the property. The limited outdoor space and lack of a traditional garden results in a lower score.