The listed price of £147,000 for an 825 sqft, two-bedroom end-of-terrace house in Gainsborough seems reasonable based on comparable properties in the area. While precise average price per sqft data for the street is unavailable, nearby streets show a range of prices, with some significantly higher (e.g., The Spinney). The lack of detailed comparative data prevents a higher price score, but the pricing appears competitive for the area and property type.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in good condition. The interior is modern, clean and well-maintained. The kitchen and bathroom appear recently updated. There are no obvious signs of significant repairs or renovations needed. However, information on the age of the property and potential future maintenance is lacking, thereby preventing a perfect score.

The property is situated in Gainsborough North, close to several primary and secondary schools with varying Ofsted ratings. The proximity to Gainsborough Central train station (1.48km) provides a convenient link to other towns and cities. While the immediate vicinity information is limited, it’s a residential area, suggesting access to local shops and amenities. The proximity to well-regarded streets such as Calder Avenue and Brook Lane further supports a positive location score, although without more precise details about the local amenities, this score may be slightly lower.

The property includes a small, enclosed rear garden. While it provides some outdoor space, it is not extensive. The absence of a precise plot size further limits the evaluation. The overall size is modest, warranting a moderate score. A larger garden or additional outdoor features could significantly increase this score.