The list price of £95,000 is relatively competitive compared to similar properties in the area shown in the data. Nearby properties on Cross Bank itself range from £60,000 to £87,000, indicating the price may be at the higher end, but not unreasonable given the property’s condition, size, and location within walking distance of local transport links and several good schools. Without square footage information, a precise price-per-square-foot comparison is impossible, making a definitive conclusion hard. The average prices for nearby streets, many of which don’t have data for price per sqft, however are largely in a similar range.

The property appears to be habitable but requires some level of modernization. The interior photos reveal a generally well-maintained structure but suggests dated fixtures, fittings, and finishes. The kitchen appears functional but needs updating, and the bathroom shows signs of age and may require attention. The overall condition isn’t poor but isn’t in excellent shape either, meriting a middling score.

The property is located in Doncaster, a town with good transport links, including a train station approximately 1.67km away. Several primary schools with ‘Good’ or better Ofsted ratings are within a 1km radius. While the immediate surroundings aren’t explicitly detailed, the proximity to amenities and schools suggests a reasonable location score. However, without more detail on the immediate neighborhood’s character, this is a conservative assessment.

The property includes a small, mostly bare garden/yard. It seems functional but lacks landscaping and appears largely unkempt. This would be considered a smaller than average garden, leading to a lower score for the land aspect.