The list price of £170,000 for a two-bedroom terraced house seems somewhat above average compared to other similar properties in the nearby area. However, considering the relatively close proximity to schools and transport links, the price might be justified. There’s insufficient information on square footage to provide a detailed comparison. Ultimately, the price appears to be slightly at the higher end of the market, but still reasonable.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be generally well-maintained. The interior shows some signs of cosmetic wear and tear, particularly in the kitchen, and the overall aesthetic might not appeal to all buyers. Though mostly habitable, it would benefit from some minor cosmetic updates to align with current market trends. There is evidence of recent renovations in the bathroom which increases the score.

The property is located in the Hyson Green & Arboretum area of Nottingham. This area benefits from its proximity to several schools (Scotholme Primary and Nursery School, Forest Fields Primary and Nursery School, and others) with good Ofsted ratings, which is a positive for families. The Nottingham railway station is also within reasonable distance, providing access to public transportation. However, the specific desirability of the location may vary depending on individual preferences; some might find it lacking in high-street amenities compared to more central areas.

The property has a small rear garden, which is a positive aspect, but it is not particularly large. The lack of specific plot size information prevents a more precise assessment. Considering the small size of the garden relative to the average property, a mid-range score was given.