The asking price of £265,000 seems within a reasonable range for a 3-bedroom house in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, given the property’s size and features. The lack of comparative pricing data in the immediate vicinity makes precise valuation challenging. However, taking into account the apparent condition and what seems to be a fairly standard garden space the price appears fair.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in generally good condition, though some areas might benefit from some aesthetic updates. The kitchen and bathroom look recently updated, or well maintained. However, the property shows signs of age in other areas, with decor choices reflecting a potentially outdated style. This suggests a moderate level of maintenance might be required. No major structural issues are evident.

The property is located in Crosland Moor and Netherton, Huddersfield, which benefits from proximity to several schools with varying Ofsted ratings, including the outstanding Moor End Academy. The area also has some reasonably close train stations, suggesting good transport links. While the provided data on nearby streets is incomplete, a more comprehensive analysis of local amenities and market trends would be needed to solidify this score further. This score reflects a reasonably good location but not exceptional.

The property includes a garden which is of a reasonable size for the property type. However, it is not exceptionally large and appears to be fairly standard for the area and property type. The presence of sheds and other outbuildings increases the overall usability of the space. However, it lacks the significant size or special features that would warrant a higher score.