The listed price of £155,000 for a three-bedroom terraced house in Ipswich, considering recent refurbishment, appears relatively reasonable based on nearby comparable listings. However, the lack of information regarding the precise square footage and the absence of external space limits the accurate comparison. The price per square foot data available for surrounding streets is unhelpful due to either missing values or significant variations. The final price score acknowledges that the price seems competitive within the provided context but also recognizes the potential lack of clarity around the actual value for money.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to have undergone some recent modernisation or refurbishment. The kitchen and bathroom seem newly fitted, giving a reasonably modern and clean appearance. While the photos don’t show the entire property and potential underlying issues aren’t visible, the visible areas suggest the property is in fair to good condition. However, a full survey would be needed for a definitive assessment.

The property is situated in Ipswich, a town with good transport links (0.94km to Ipswich train station) and relatively close proximity to several schools. The presence of nearby amenities isn’t explicitly detailed but based on the address and general knowledge of Ipswich, it’s reasonable to assume access to shops and other facilities. However, the specific quality and convenience of these amenities would require further investigation. The location score reflects this balance of positives and uncertainties.

The property listing explicitly states a plot size of 0.00 sqft, indicating no garden or significant outdoor space. This severely limits the property’s appeal to many buyers. Thus, a very low score is given.