At £89,000, the price seems relatively reasonable given the one-bedroom, one-bathroom layout and the size of the property. While it is difficult to make a precise judgement due to lacking SQFT details on comparable properties in the area, this price sits within the range of other nearby properties such as a comparable property on Cliff Street. However, the condition and lack of private land slightly detract from its value. The relative affordability for a property in Sheffield contributes to the moderate-high score.

Based on the provided photos, the property’s interior appears reasonably well-maintained, though not renovated to a high standard. The furniture and decoration are functional but not modern or stylish. The kitchen and bathroom seem functional, but some updates might enhance them. The exterior, whilst not in disrepair, presents as a rather typical example of its era. There is visible wear and tear suggesting this isn’t a newly built property. It requires some modernisation or minor repairs but is otherwise habitable. Thus, a moderate score is given.

The property is situated in the Nether Edge and Sharrow area of Sheffield, which benefits from its proximity to local amenities, schools (Sharrow Nursery, Infant and Junior School, and Porter Croft Church of England Primary Academy are both within 1km and have ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’ Ofsted ratings), and transport links. While the immediate surroundings shown in the photos don’t appear particularly vibrant, the area’s overall reputation contributes to a moderate location score. The presence of several schools within walking distance and reasonably good access to rail services in Sheffield boosts the location score.

The property appears to have minimal private outdoor space. The photos show access to a small balcony and shared communal green spaces. There is a noticeable lack of a private garden, and this aspect significantly lowers the score.