The listed price of £80,000 needs to be analyzed considering the property’s condition and location. While it is below average for some nearby streets like North Road or Bank Lane, it’s considerably higher than the prices of similar properties in the area based on the list of nearby properties like 128 Burnley Road at £65,000. Given the significant cost of renovation, the price might be reasonable for an investor seeking a refurbishment project, but may be high for a first-time buyer.

The provided photos clearly show the property is in need of significant renovation and repair. The interior is largely dilapidated and unclean, indicating a low level of maintenance and requiring substantial investment. This justifies a considerably low condition score.

The property’s location in Blackburn, Lancashire, offers proximity to several amenities. Train stations are within a reasonable distance, and there are multiple schools nearby. However, the specific area of Little Harwood & Whitebirk may not be considered the most desirable in Blackburn, impacting the score. The average house price of nearby streets offers some context, but varies significantly, suggesting a mixed-quality neighborhood.

While a small garden is present, based on the provided images it appears to be neglected and overgrown. The plot size is listed as 0.00 sq ft. which is likely an error. In either case, the available land does not represent a significant positive aspect of the property.