The list price of £185,000 seems reasonable considering the property type, size, and location. While there is a lack of precise square footage data for comparable properties, similar three-bedroom semi-detached houses in the area appear to be within a similar price range, as evidenced in the nearby listings. However, the absence of definitive comparable sales data limits a higher value for money score. The fact that the property is located in Selston is neither a highly desired location nor a low value area which impacts the score positively or negatively.

The property appears to be in generally good condition, suitable for immediate occupancy, judging by the photos. Whilst the decor is dated in some places and could benefit from modernising, there is no visible evidence of significant repairs or renovations needed. The kitchen and bathroom appear clean and functional although again, an update would make the property more desirable. The overall condition warrants a middle-of-the-road score, not excellent, yet not needing immediate significant work.

Selston benefits from good primary and secondary schools, all within a reasonable distance of the property, as shown in the provided school data. The proximity to transport links, while not exceptionally close, is still within commuting distance of larger towns and cities. The presence of local amenities isn’t explicitly detailed but is implied by the listing description and nearby street data. However, it is not a highly desirable or central location compared to other areas in Nottinghamshire, leading to a score below 8.

The property has a garden, but its size is not specified. The photos indicate a modest-sized garden with some landscaping. This doesn’t represent a particularly large or exceptional amount of land compared to other properties. It’s sufficient for a family home, but not a key selling point, hence the below average score.