The listing price of £130,000 appears reasonable, considering the property’s size (613.40 sq ft) and location. It aligns relatively well with other nearby properties, although there’s a substantial price range (which could be a result of size differences, or the specifics of each property). The absence of specific price-per-square-foot data for comparable properties in Worcester Close hinders a more precise assessment, but it does not seem undervalued or drastically overvalued.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in fair condition. While the interiors are neutrally decorated and the floors are seemingly well maintained, there’s no indication of high-end finishes or recent renovations. The bathroom shows some aging materials. It shows some signs of being lived in, not suggesting a high level of care and maintenance. Therefore a middling score is assigned.

The property is situated in Clay Cross, a town in North East Derbyshire. While Clay Cross may not be considered a prime location, its proximity to Chesterfield and reasonably good access to nearby schools (Sharley Park Community Primary School being a notable example within a short distance) and transport links (Alfreton and Chesterfield train stations within approximately 8km) contributes to a moderate location score. The area seems to have a mix of property prices suggesting a range of demographics.

The property has a small, enclosed rear garden. This is not considered extensive, but does offer some outdoor space, which increases the value of the property for some potential buyers.