The list price of £190,000 seems reasonably competitive when considering the property’s features (three bedrooms, two bathrooms, loft conversion) and location, even without precise square footage for the plot. The comparable properties on Pym Street, whilst limited in data, and nearby streets show prices ranging broadly around this figure. However, a more complete picture of the local market and detailed property specifics would support a more definitive assessment of the price-to-value ratio.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in good condition, with recently renovated or updated kitchen and bathrooms. The interior is well-presented and maintained, showing a high standard of decoration. The loft conversion adds value and living space. However, the lack of exterior details beyond the front view and a small, possibly neglected garden, limits the score from reaching a higher level.

The property is located in St Ann’s, Nottingham, which benefits from proximity to several highly-rated schools (Rosehill School, Blue Bell Hill Primary, and Our Lady & St Edward Primary all within 0.4km, all with ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’ Ofsted ratings) and is approximately 2.3km from Nottingham city centre, offering convenient access to amenities and transport links. While St Ann’s has areas of deprivation, the property’s position and surrounding streets suggest a relatively desirable location within the area. The lack of detailed information on local crime rates and amenities in immediate vicinity prevents a higher score.

The images show a very small, compact rear yard/garden. There is minimal outdoor space, which is typical of terraced properties in this area, hence the low score.