At £110,000, the property’s price seems somewhat reasonable, especially considering similar properties on Melville Road. The average price of nearby properties, while not precisely comparable in terms of size and condition, indicates that it falls within the expected range for the area. However, the lack of plot size information for the comparable properties prevents an exact per-square-foot comparison to establish a definitive value assessment.

The property shows signs of its age. While the exterior looks reasonably well-maintained, the interior photographs reveal the need for some cosmetic updating and potential repairs. The flooring, wallpaper, and some aspects of the kitchen and bathroom appear dated and could benefit from modernization. However, it’s not in disrepair and offers a habitable space.

Bispham is a popular residential area in Blackpool, known for its relatively quiet and family-friendly atmosphere. The property’s proximity to good schools (Westcliff Primary Academy, Bispham Endowed Church of England Primary School, and St Bernadette’s Catholic Primary School, all rated ‘Good’) and its reasonably close distance to train stations (Layton, Blackpool North) are definite plus points for families and commuters. However, it’s not in the very heart of town or on the seafront, which may be less desirable for some buyers.

The property has a small rear yard with a shed. There’s not much usable outdoor space, limiting its appeal to those seeking a significant garden. This justifies the low land score.