The list price of £199,950 seems reasonably competitive when considering nearby properties on Lawcliffe Crescent which sold for between £168,000 and £217,000. However, the need for extensive renovations should be factored in, potentially reducing its perceived value. The lack of square footage data for comparable properties makes an exact price per square foot comparison impossible. While the price is not a bargain, it’s not significantly overpriced given the location and potential for value appreciation after refurbishment.

The property shows its age and requires significant modernisation. While structurally sound, the interior photos reveal outdated decor, worn flooring, and some signs of neglect. The kitchen and bathroom appear dated and in need of refurbishment. The overall condition is not poor, but it is far from excellent. Therefore a score of 4 is appropriate.

Haworth is a popular village in the Worth Valley, known for its association with the Brontë sisters and its picturesque setting. The proximity to good primary schools (Lees Primary School, Oakworth Primary School, and Haworth Primary School) and relatively easy access to Keighley train station enhances its desirability. However, it’s a relatively small village, so amenities might be limited compared to larger towns.

The property has a garden, both front and rear, which is a positive aspect in the UK market. However, the provided photos suggest that the gardens are somewhat overgrown and require considerable attention. The size of the garden is not explicitly stated, but based on the images, it appears to be of average size for a semi-detached house in this area, hence a score of 5.