The list price of £260,000 seems reasonably competitive considering the property’s size (1,500 sqft) and location. There’s a lack of precise price-per-square-foot data for direct comparison, and neighbouring property prices vary considerably. The need for extensive renovation works might temper some buyers’ willingness to pay a higher price, though those seeking a project could see the price as justifiable.

The property appears to be in generally livable condition but requires significant updating and modernisation. The interior photographs show dated decor, carpets, and fixtures, suggesting a need for renovation to bring it up to a modern standard. While structurally sound, it’s not in ‘excellent’ condition hence the relatively moderate score.

The property is located in Belton, Doncaster, which benefits from proximity to a good primary school (Belton All Saints Cofe Primary School, rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) within a short distance. Train stations at Crowle and Althorpe are also within reasonable commuting distance. While Belton itself may be a smaller village, its relative quietness could be considered desirable by some buyers. The lack of detailed information on local amenities limits the score somewhat.

The property includes a garden and potentially more outdoor space, as shown in the photographs. The size isn’t specified numerically, but the visual evidence suggests a reasonably sized plot for a house in the area, which earns it a score above average. However there is not enough information on the overall size and features of the land to justify a higher score.