The list price of £100,000 seems reasonable considering the property’s location and the fact it’s a three-bedroom house. However, the need for extensive renovation, coupled with the cash-only restriction due to historical subsidence, reduces its overall value proposition. Further comparison with similar renovated properties in the area would strengthen the price assessment.

Based on the provided photographs, the property’s interior appears dated and in need of significant modernisation. The carpets, wallpaper, kitchen, and bathroom are clearly outdated. Whilst structurally sound, it will require substantial investment and refurbishment before it could be considered in good condition.

Lytham St Annes is a desirable coastal town in Lancashire, known for its attractive seafront and amenities. The property’s proximity to shops, schools (including several with ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings), and train stations contributes to its appeal. However, the specific location within Sabden Place requires further investigation to determine whether it benefits from these amenities directly or if there’s a need for car use to access them. The lack of precise location details slightly detracts from this score.

The property has a garden, which is a positive feature. However, judging from the image, the garden is overgrown and requires considerable landscaping. This reduces its current desirability compared to a well-maintained garden.