Considering the property’s condition requiring extensive renovations, the list price of £140,000 might be deemed average for the area, though potentially high for such a state of disrepair. Nearby comparable properties show a considerable range in prices, some significantly lower in value, making it difficult to assess true value for money without a detailed survey and professional appraisal. While the average price in Daresbury Close is £140,000, the lack of sqft data for these comparisons limits the accuracy of the appraisal.

Based on the provided photographs, the property shows significant signs of needing renovation and updating. Wallpaper is peeling in several rooms, there’s evidence of water damage to the ceiling, and the bathrooms appear dated and require modernisation. Some areas are even showing signs of disrepair. While the structure itself may be sound, the overall condition requires substantial work.

The property is situated in the Park and Arbourthorne area of Sheffield, which benefits from proximity to Arbourthorne Community Primary School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and other amenities. The presence of nearby transportation links (Sheffield train station being 2.75km away) also adds to its appeal. However, the area itself might not be considered top-tier in terms of desirability across the whole of Sheffield.

The property appears to have a small, overgrown backyard, which doesn’t provide significant outdoor space. The listed plot size of 0.00 sqft reinforces the lack of substantial land.