Considering the list price, the size (1,184.47 sqft), and the need for substantial modernisation, the price seems reasonably competitive within the context of similar properties in the Baildon area. While some nearby properties are more expensive, others needing renovation sell for less. Given the need for extensive refurbishment, however, the price is not considered exceptional value. The lack of precise square footage information for nearby properties makes a precise price-per-square-foot analysis difficult.

The property shows its age and is in need of significant modernisation and updating. While the structure appears sound, many rooms display outdated fixtures, finishes, and some signs of potential damp. The kitchens and bathrooms are particularly dated and in need of a full refurbishment. The overall condition, while not poor, does not reach a higher score due to the evident need for renovation.

Baildon is a desirable suburb of Bradford, known for its good schools and convenient access to transport links. The proximity to train stations (Baildon, Shipley) offering connections to Leeds and Bradford city centres contributes positively to the location score. Several well-regarded primary schools are within a reasonable distance, further enhancing its family-friendly appeal. However, the specific location on Baildon Road needs to be further investigated for aspects such as noise levels and immediate neighbourhood character to fully assess its desirability.

The property benefits from a garden, although its size is not explicitly stated, images suggest a modest rear garden. There’s also the presence of garden sheds. The space seems adequate for a terraced house, but doesn’t qualify for a higher score due to its average size and not being exceptionally large or uniquely landscaped.