Considering the list price of £25,000 and the property’s size (564 sq ft), its condition, and the lack of outdoor space, the price appears to be low for the area. However, the property is being sold at auction, meaning the final sale price may exceed the listing price significantly. The low list price compared to other properties on Oxford Street and in surrounding areas, where prices are substantially higher, requires further investigation. The property’s use as a rental investment may be affecting the list price and the fact it is being sold at auction may attract multiple bidders driving the price up.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in fair condition. While the structure seems sound, the interior shows signs of wear and tear and doesn’t seem recently renovated or updated. The bathroom and kitchen seem dated and could benefit from improvements. The overall finish and presentation need improvement.

The property benefits from a convenient location near several universities, good schools (Broomhill Infant School, St Mary’s Church of England Primary School, Bethany School, and King Edward VII School), and has relatively good transport links to the city centre and other areas of Sheffield. This makes it attractive to students and young professionals, supporting a potentially strong rental market. However, the specific proximity to amenities isn’t explicitly detailed, which slightly lowers the score.

The property has virtually no land associated with it. As an apartment within a converted building, this is expected. A score of 1 reflects the complete lack of outdoor space.