The list price of £130,000 seems reasonably competitive considering comparable properties in the area. While the precise square footage is unavailable for nearby listings, the price appears to align with other three-bedroom semi-detached houses in the immediate vicinity, taking into account its recent improvements. However, the lack of detailed data on comparable properties’ sizes and condition makes a definitive value judgment challenging. The price also reflects the town’s overall lower cost of living compared to other UK areas.

The property appears to have undergone recent renovations or modernization, as evidenced in the photos. The kitchen and bathroom seem newly fitted, and the interior finishes look relatively new. While there are some minor cosmetic details that could be improved (landscaping, etc), the overall condition is good.

The property benefits from being close to a good primary school (Valley Primary School and Nursery) and local shops, making it convenient for families. The proximity to Whitehaven town centre and the hospital are also positive aspects. However, Whitehaven itself is a smaller town, and this might limit the appeal for some buyers seeking a wider range of amenities or a more vibrant city lifestyle.

The property has a small garden area and what seems to be a paved patio. While there’s some outdoor space, it’s not particularly extensive compared to other properties; hence a modest score. The photos indicate some potential for improvement or landscaping, which could positively impact the perceived value of the outdoor space.