The list price of £170,000 seems reasonably competitive given the property’s features, location, and size. Nearby comparable properties on Lidget Street suggest a similar price range, although specifics of their square footage are missing. The lack of plot size data prevents a precise price per square foot calculation which would have provided a more definitive value assessment. Considering this uncertainty, a score of 7 reflects the price being in a reasonable and probably competitive market bracket.

The property appears to be in good condition based on the provided photographs. The kitchen and bathroom seem recently updated, and the living areas look well-maintained. While there’s nothing outstanding, there are no obvious signs of significant disrepair or immediate renovation needs. The external stonework shows signs of age, typical of properties in the area, but not detracting from overall habitability.

Oakworth is a desirable village in the Worth Valley, known for its scenic beauty and community atmosphere. The proximity to good primary schools like Oakworth Primary School (0.19km) is a significant plus for families. Train stations at Keighley and Steeton & Silsden offer reasonable links to other areas, although not exceptional. The listed average prices of nearby streets like Bright Street indicate a reasonable range for the property, further supporting this location score. However, the lack of local shops and amenities directly in the immediate vicinity slightly detracts from the score.

The property has a small front and rear yard, but it lacks a significant garden. The space is more akin to a small patio area rather than substantial outdoor living space. This limits its appeal to those looking for a larger garden, hence the low score.