The list price of £165,000 seems reasonable, considering comparable properties in the area, though it lacks specific sqft data for them. The presence of the garden and outbuildings pushes the value up, while the need for some modernisation in the interior might slightly offset this. Without knowing the price per sqft this is a reasonable estimate given the information.

The property appears to be in generally good condition, though some aspects suggest a need for modernisation. The kitchen and bathroom look functional but dated. The interior shows signs of wear and tear but not extensive damage. The overall impression is of a property that is habitable and well-maintained but could benefit from updates.

Gosberton benefits from a village setting with local amenities such as pubs and shops, along with the convenience of being situated between Spalding and Boston. The proximity to Gosberton House Academy (Outstanding Ofsted rating) is a significant plus for families. However, the limited transportation options beyond the 8.82km distance to Spalding railway station might detract slightly from its overall score.

The property boasts a relatively sizable garden for an end-of-terrace house in the UK, including paved areas and a shed. The additional rear access/parking area also adds value, suggesting a better-than-average amount of outdoor space compared to similar properties in the area. The garden looks well-maintained.