The asking price of £75,000 seems relatively reasonable, considering the significant refurbishment needed, However, comparable properties on Greystone Avenue have sold for higher prices, indicating potential undervaluation if the property were in better condition. The lack of square footage data makes a definitive price-per-square-foot comparison difficult, but the overall state of repair influences this assessment. The price reflects the need for substantial renovation work.

The provided photographs show a property in need of significant modernisation and repair. Walls require replastering, the bathroom and kitchen are outdated and require complete refurbishment. The overall impression is one of a property requiring substantial investment before becoming habitable. Some cosmetic upgrades are possible, but a complete renovation is needed.

The property is located in Boothferry, Hull. While not in the most affluent area, it benefits from proximity to several schools (Eastfield Primary School, rated ‘Outstanding’, is within a kilometre) and is relatively close to transport links. This makes it reasonably convenient, although it’s not an area known for high-end amenities or a particularly prestigious location. The average house prices in nearby streets support a mid-range rating.

The property appears to include a garden, although the size is not specified. The images suggest it may be modest. The presence of a garden adds value compared to a property without one, but it is not exceptionally large or particularly impressive.