The listed price of £150,000 seems relatively reasonable when compared to other similar properties in the vicinity. However, the lack of square footage data for comparable properties makes a precise price-per-square-foot comparison challenging. The average price of nearby streets varies significantly; some are lower and some higher than this listing. The property’s features, condition, and the location all influence the perceived value, resulting in a mid-range price score.

The provided photographs indicate a property that has undergone some level of modernisation, particularly in the living areas, bathroom and kitchen. While the overall aesthetic appears presentable, some rooms, especially bedrooms, appear relatively sparsely decorated. The level of upkeep isn’t fully discernible from the pictures. It is not in need of significant renovation, but the absence of detail prevents it from receiving a higher score.

The property is located in Blackpool, FY1, a relatively central area. Proximity to several primary schools with good Ofsted ratings (within 1km) is a positive. The presence of train stations within a reasonable distance (although specific commuting times aren’t given), adds to the convenience score. However, Blackpool itself may not appeal to all buyers given its specific character and amenities which may be perceived as less desirable than other areas of the UK. This factors into a location score that isn’t the highest.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive for many potential buyers. Although it seems reasonably sized based on photographs, it’s not extensive and does not contain any exceptional features. The presence of a shed provides additional storage. Overall, garden size isn’t substantial enough to justify a higher score, but it is not lacking in the space department.