While the list price of £35,000 is low for the area relative to some recent comparable sales, given the extensive renovations required, the price may still be slightly high when compared to properties requiring significantly less repair. However, the low price reflects the current condition and the risk of renovations; hence, this price point is likely in-line with the amount of required work, thus a relatively high rating.

The provided photographs clearly show the property is in extremely poor condition. It requires a comprehensive renovation, including flooring, walls, kitchen, and possibly structural repairs. The interior is largely gutted, indicating a significant amount of work is required before it’s habitable.

The property is located in Burnley, Lancashire, which benefits from relatively good transport links via train stations such as Burnley Manchester Road and Burnley Central. Proximity to schools like Burnley Springfield Community Primary School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) adds to its family appeal. However, the specific street’s desirability is unclear given the limited data and the need for extensive renovation. The regeneration efforts in Burnley Wood suggest potential for future uplift, but currently, it’s not considered top tier.

There is no information provided about the size of the property’s plot or whether it includes a garden. Therefore, a low score is given for the lack of available data on this crucial aspect.