The list price of £70,000 seems reasonably competitive for a two-bedroom terraced house in the given location. Comparables on the same street and nearby streets support this assertion. Considering the condition and limited land, it may not be considered a bargain, but it seems to be within the expected price range for a property of this type in that area of Hull. The need for some modernization is factored into the pricing. It also has a tenant in situ meaning investors could potentially consider this as a stable income generating property.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in fair condition, but it’s not in excellent condition. The kitchen and bathroom show signs of wear and tear, needing some updating. While it is habitable, it will require some work to be modernized or brought up to a higher standard. The decor seems dated in places. The overall appearance is functional but could benefit from improvements.

The property is situated in the Newington & Gipsyville area of Hull. While this area is close to some amenities and transport links, it’s not considered a prime location in Hull. The proximity to schools and some transport options elevates the score slightly above average but not exceptional. The presence of other properties in the same street selling for a similar price suggests some demand in the area but not excessive competition for buyers.

The property has a small, overgrown garden, which is not particularly desirable or large. The plot size of 0.00 sqft suggests a limited outdoor space, common in terraced houses. This is reflected in the low score.