The list price of £300,000 is in line with other properties in the area, considering some of the nearby properties with similar characteristics are above and below this price. However, the lack of information regarding square footage makes it difficult to determine the price per square foot. This lack of information affects the overall certainty of the price valuation; a lack of modernisation and renovation needs also factors into the lower score, which could be offset with these improvements.

The property shows a mixed condition. While the kitchen appears to have been recently updated, other areas, such as the living room and some bedrooms, appear dated and require some modernisation. Carpeting is tired throughout. The exterior of the house seems well maintained, although the garden requires attention. Therefore, a mid-range score accurately reflects the overall state of the property.

Wrenthorpe benefits from its proximity to good schools, including Wrenthorpe Academy, Jerry Clay Academy (Outstanding Ofsted rating), and several others rated ‘Good’. The location also offers relatively easy access to several train stations, albeit requiring a short car journey. This makes it convenient for commuters. The presence of local amenities wasn’t explicitly detailed, but assuming a reasonably accessible shopping area, the overall location score reflects a balance of good schooling and transport, with the caveat that more detailed information about local amenities would solidify a higher rating.

The garden is present but relatively small and seems in need of landscaping. It does not feature extensive outdoor space, hence the score reflects a modest garden area that could benefit from improvement.