Considering the property’s location, five bedrooms, the seemingly fair condition despite needing some improvements, and the lack of information about its exact size or the presence of a garden, the listed price of £135,000 seems reasonably competitive compared to nearby listings, some of which are significantly lower, supporting a moderate to high score. However, without square footage information, a definitive conclusion about value is difficult.

Based on the images, the property appears to be in fair condition, though not excellent. The kitchen and dining area seem adequately maintained. However, some of the bedrooms show signs of wear and tear (e.g., slight damage to walls or flooring); carpets are a mixed quality and some rooms seem sparsely furnished. The overall impression is that some updating and minor repairs would likely be needed, preventing a higher score.

The property benefits from its proximity to several amenities, including schools (Alderman Cogan’s Church of England Primary Academy, Southcoates Primary Academy, and others) rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted and are within a reasonable distance. The location is also convenient to public transport links, although specific details about walkability to bus stops or train stations aren’t provided. The area’s proximity to Holderness Road suggests access to shops and other services. However, the overall desirability of the Southcoates area in Hull requires further research to fully assess its appeal, leading to a moderate score.

The provided information doesn’t specify whether a garden is included. The absence of this information, combined with the fact that terraced houses in this area are less likely to have substantial land, results in a low score.