Considering the property’s condition, relatively small plot size and location, the list price of £110,000 is moderately competitive within its area. While needing renovation, the three-bedroom layout and established location likely contribute to this pricing. Comparing it to other local terraced houses, the price is reasonable, though not exceptional value.

While the property is habitable, the provided images reveal that it requires significant cosmetic upgrades. The walls show signs of wear, the flooring appears dated, and the kitchen and bathroom, though functional, could benefit from modernisation. The overall condition suggests a need for renovations to improve its aesthetic appeal and market value.

The property benefits from its proximity to local amenities, schools (including those with good Ofsted ratings), and transport links. Lostock Hall is a convenient location, offering a balance of suburban tranquility and easy access to Preston and other nearby towns. The presence of multiple well-regarded primary schools within a short distance is a significant plus for families. The train station adds to the locational appeal, enhancing commute options.

The property features a small, mostly gravelled yard/garden. It lacks the space and features commonly associated with larger gardens, explaining the low score. It’s more of an outdoor space than a substantial garden suitable for extensive landscaping or outdoor entertaining.