The list price of £110,000 for a one-bedroom property in this area seems competitive considering the lack of information about the actual square footage. Comparable properties in the area have significantly varying prices (e.g., some priced at almost double) and there is not enough data available to determine if the price is significantly undervalued or overvalued. The lack of square footage data hinders a comprehensive price-per-square-foot comparison. Therefore, the price is considered reasonably competitive but more information is needed for a definitive assessment.

The property shows signs of being reasonably well-maintained but isn’t in pristine condition. The interior photos reveal what appears to be dated fixtures and fittings. The bathroom and kitchen appear functional but could benefit from an update to increase its market appeal. Overall, it’s inhabitable but isn’t modern or luxurious.

The property is situated in Byram, a village with proximity to local amenities and transport links. The presence of nearby schools (Brotherton And Byram Community Primary Academy being the closest, rated as ‘Good’ by Ofsted) adds to its family-friendly appeal. While not in a major city centre, the proximity to train stations in Knottingley and Pontefract suggests reasonable commute options. However, the specific amenities’ quality and the property’s walkability are not fully described.

The property benefits from a small garden, which is more suitable for low-maintenance gardening or simply relaxing. The size isn’t specified but the image suggests a modest-sized plot. More significant land is generally associated with a higher score.