The list price of £650,000 is in line with other properties in the area, although average price per square foot data is missing, making precise value-for-money assessment difficult. The planning permission for an extension adds potential value, which balances out some of the property’s condition shortcomings, although this needs to be accounted for by the buyer.

The property shows a mixed condition. While some rooms appear well-maintained and updated (e.g., the bathrooms and some living areas), others show signs of needing modernization or updating. The kitchen, in particular, seems dated. The overall impression is of a property requiring some degree of refurbishment or upgrading to fully realize its potential. The garden requires landscaping.

The property is located in Endcliffe, Sheffield, a highly desirable area known for its large houses, proximity to Endcliffe Park and Ecclesall Road, and good schools. The area benefits from a strong sense of community and is conveniently located for access to the city centre and transport links. While the immediate surrounding streets’ average prices are not consistently high, the property’s address and proximity to premium areas push it toward a higher location score.

The property has a garden, but its size is not specified. The images show a relatively small, manageable garden area, lacking significant outdoor space. Though there is some potential, it’s not a large plot compared to other properties of its type in similar locations.