Considering the list price of £170,000, the nearby comparable properties (though sqft data is missing from the listings making direct comparison difficult), and the property’s condition and size, the price appears slightly above average but still within a reasonable range. Other properties on the same street have sold for slightly less, but the added features like the sunroom and garage might justify the higher price. The lack of precise square footage information for the comparable sales makes a definitive conclusion about pricing difficult.

Based on the photos, the property seems to be in generally good condition. The interior shows signs of recent updates, including flooring and some décor, although some rooms show signs of needing minor cosmetic work such as repainting and some wall repairs. The exterior and garden also appear well-maintained, while there is visible cracking in the paving driveway. Therefore, a moderate score reflects the mixed state of repair and modernisation.

The property is situated in a residential area of Bradford, BD2, with relatively close proximity to several schools, including St Francis Catholic Primary School and Swain House Primary School. The presence of nearby train stations adds to its convenience. However, the proximity to Hanson School, which has been rated as having serious weaknesses, might be a negative factor for some potential buyers. Overall, the location offers a mix of positives and negatives, thus the moderate score.

The property includes a garden of decent size, as shown in the images, providing outdoor space. However, the plot size is not significant compared to other properties in the area. The addition of a garage/workshop building is a positive factor. Thus, a moderate score reflects the adequate, though not substantial, size of the land.