The list price of £250,000 seems somewhat high considering the apparent condition of the property and the limited land. While other properties on Kingswood Street are listed at a similar price, the lack of square footage data for these comparable properties makes a definitive price comparison difficult. The nearby street average prices vary widely, indicating a diverse market which also makes a conclusive assessment on the pricing difficult. Without further detail on the specific condition, size, and features, the price falls to the mid-range of reasonable.

Based on the photographs provided, the property shows signs of both renovation and wear. While some rooms feature updated fixtures, fittings, and finishes (bathrooms, some bedrooms), other areas display aspects that might be considered dated and/or require further attention and updating. This includes what looks to be some dated wallpaper, and potentially some issues with the walls and plasterwork. The overall aesthetic and condition is inconsistent throughout the property.

The property is located in Bradford, West Yorkshire, within the BD7 postcode. While Bradford itself has mixed areas, the proximity to a good primary school (St Oswald’s Church of England Primary Academy) and relatively close distance to several train stations suggests a reasonable location score. However, further investigation into the specific area of Kingswood Street within BD7 would be needed to assess the crime rates, local amenities and overall desirability of the neighbourhood more accurately. The surrounding street average prices provide a context, but don’t definitively place Kingswood Street at the higher end of Bradford’s housing market.

The property appears to have a very small paved outdoor area, this is barely sufficient to be called a garden. It lacks substantial outdoor space.