Considering the listed price of £89,950 and comparing it to nearby comparable properties, the property appears reasonably priced. Nearby similar properties are listed around the same price, indicating that the asking price aligns with the current market value. However, lack of accurate square footage data prevents a more precise valuation. The value is deemed reasonable given the condition, location and small garden, but further details about the property’s size would be beneficial in fully assessing the price.

The property appears to be well-maintained and recently modernised, as suggested by the photos. The kitchen and bathroom seem updated, and the overall interior presents a clean and habitable environment. While no major issues are apparent, the age of the property might suggest the potential for future maintenance costs, and the absence of precise details about the condition slightly limits a higher score.

The property benefits from being close to local schools such as St Oswald’s Church of England Primary Academy (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and several other schools within a kilometer radius. The proximity to Bradford city center, although requiring a journey by car or public transport, provides access to a wider range of amenities. While the immediate vicinity might not be bustling with high-street shops, the relative quietness might be considered appealing to some buyers. The ease of access to multiple train stations, even at a distance, offers a decent transport option for commuters.

The property includes a small garden, which is a positive attribute, especially in an urban setting. However, the garden’s size appears relatively modest compared to properties with larger plots. The presence of a shed is a practical advantage, although the overall land area is not extensive.