The list price of £140,000 seems reasonably priced when considering the size of the property and its location in Keighley. However, the lack of comparative data on square footage prices in the immediate vicinity and the required renovations mean it is not a standout bargain. The price aligns with comparable properties in the area, especially considering the condition. This reflects a moderate score. More information on comparable properties’ square footage would refine this assessment.

The property appears to be habitable, but several of the images show areas that require some level of maintenance and modernisation. The kitchen and bathroom appear dated and could benefit from upgrades, but the rooms are not severely dilapidated. The current condition suggests some updating is required before achieving a higher score.

The property is located in Keighley, a town with relatively good transport links to other parts of West Yorkshire, and is close to several schools with varying Ofsted ratings. While not in the most affluent area, it’s reasonably convenient for daily necessities and transportation. The proximity to good schools is positive for families. However, the specific location within Keighley may not be ideal for all buyers, which is reflected in the score.

The property includes a small garden, which is a positive aspect, but it does not appear exceptionally large or offer noteworthy features. A small patio area and a garden shed are present. It’s not a major selling point but is considered a satisfactory additional benefit, justifying a moderate score.