The listing price of £110,000 seems relatively reasonable given the property type, location, and apparent condition. Considering comparable properties in the area, which are significantly more expensive, and the average prices of nearby streets, this property is at the lower end of the market, presenting an element of value for money. However, the lack of specific square footage data for nearby properties and limitations on certain amenities and the location prevents it from achieving a higher score.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in reasonable condition for its age and price range. While not brand new or extensively renovated, the interior seems habitable and well-maintained, with updated fittings visible in the kitchen and bathroom. The property does show signs of it’s age but there is nothing outwardly suggesting that it’s in disrepair. However, it may not be to the standards of a modern property, leading to a score reflecting a middle ground.

The property is located in Castleford, West Yorkshire. While Castleford may not be a prime location compared to more affluent areas, it benefits from relatively good proximity to transport links (train station within 2km) and schools (several primary and secondary schools within 1km radius, some with good Ofsted ratings). The presence of these amenities enhances its liveability and appeal, justifying a score above average. However, it is important to note Castleford is not a particularly sought-after location overall which prevents it from achieving a higher score.

The property includes a small, enclosed rear garden and potential for off-street parking, but the land area is limited, typical of terraced houses in this area. This small space is suitable for a smaller garden and not much more, therefore it’s not a significant asset leading to the lower score.