The list price of £130,000 seems reasonably competitive for a 2-bedroom property in Scunthorpe, especially given the location. Comparing it with nearby listings, some smaller terraced homes sell for considerably less while larger properties fetch higher prices. While the property needs renovation, and lack of precise square footage for comparison properties makes a precise evaluation harder, the asking price is in line with the overall market trend. Given the required investment in modernisation, the score accounts for both the current state and potential future value after renovations.

The property shows signs of needing significant modernisation. The interior photos reveal dated features, requiring updates in the kitchen, bathrooms, and throughout. While structurally sound, the property is aesthetically dated and requires considerable renovation work and decoration to improve its condition and overall appeal.

The property benefits from its proximity to Crosby Primary School (0.13km), which received a ‘Good’ Ofsted rating. Scunthorpe town centre is also relatively close, offering convenient access to amenities and transport links. While the immediate street’s average pricing data is limited, nearby streets like Long Road show higher average prices, suggesting a potentially desirable area. However, the lack of detailed information on local amenities and services beyond schools slightly lowers the score.

The property includes a garden, though its size is not specified. The pictures indicate a relatively small rear garden area requiring maintenance, along with additional outbuildings and land. This is not significant, but it does provide more outdoor space than many similarly priced homes.