The list price of £110,000 seems relatively reasonable given the comparable properties in the area and similar two-bedroom terraced houses in the local area. However, the lack of precise square footage data for nearby properties and the age/condition of the subject property limit a more definite determination of value. The property is likely at the lower end of pricing for the area, making it potentially attractive to first-time buyers or investors but with commensurate limitations.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears reasonably well-maintained, but not extensively renovated or updated. The interior shows some signs of age, and it’s probable that some cosmetic upgrades or maintenance would enhance its appeal. Whilst clean and liveable, there isn’t a high level of finish on display to warrant a high score.

The property is located in Haslingden, Lancashire, which benefits from proximity to several primary schools with good Ofsted ratings (Haslingden St James Church of England Primary School, Haslingden Primary School). Train stations are within a reasonable distance, although not immediately adjacent. The presence of nearby shops and amenities would need further investigation, but the area’s general reputation suggests a satisfactory level of local services. This is balanced by the property’s location on Spring Lane, which may have limitations depending on the specifics of the street (noise, parking, etc.).

The property has a small garden, which provides some outdoor space. However, the size appears limited based on the photos, and it doesn’t qualify as a large or expansive garden area. The presence of some landscaping is positive but the overall size is modest.