The listed price of £75,000 appears to be in a reasonable range when compared to the local market considering it’s listed as an auction property. However, the property’s significant need for repair drastically reduces its immediate market value compared to other properties in similar locations, and therefore presents a good value if the buyer is an experienced property developer who can leverage the lower purchase price despite the necessary renovations.

Based on the provided photographs, the property shows significant signs of disrepair and neglect. Walls display damp patches and peeling wallpaper. The overall condition requires considerable renovation and modernisation, which will be a substantial cost to the buyer. The kitchen and bathroom, while functional, are dated and would likely need updating. The property will require heavy investment before it becomes habitable in a modern standard.

The property is situated in the HU5 postcode area of Hull, which benefits from proximity to various amenities. Several schools, including some with ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings, are within a reasonable distance. Public transport links appear accessible with train stations at a distance of 2.71 KM (Hull) and other nearby options. This makes it relatively convenient, although it’s not in the very heart of the city. The nearby streets data is incomplete, preventing a precise location assessment.

The property has a small yard at the rear which provides limited outdoor space. This space is not significant enough for meaningful garden use. This score is low as the plot size is essentially non existent, compared to many other properties.