The list price of £112,500 seems reasonably priced compared to similar three-bedroom terraced houses in the area, such as those on Swinburne Street itself (ranging from £78,000 to £118,000). However, the absence of square footage data and the need for some improvements and modernisation prevent a higher score. The lack of detailed comparable property data from nearby streets also limits the analysis accuracy.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be habitable but requires some updating and modernisation. While not in disrepair, the decor is dated, and some areas, such as the kitchen, seem to need improvement. The bathroom also appears functional but could benefit from renovations. It’s not in excellent condition, but it’s not run-down.

The property is located in the Holderness area of Hull, close to several good primary schools (Westcott Primary School, Buckingham Primary Academy, Mersey Primary Academy) with ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings. This is positive for families. Proximity to Holderness Road suggests access to shops and amenities. However, the overall location within Hull might not be considered the most desirable area by all buyers, and the lack of detailed information on local amenities and transport links beyond train stations makes a higher score impossible.

The property includes a small rear garden, which is a plus point, but it’s relatively modest in size and not particularly well-landscaped based on the photo, limiting the score. There is no indication of additional outside space, such as a front garden.