The price is given a 7. The lack of square footage and plot size information makes it impossible to determine if the list price of £140,000 represents good value per square foot. The average price and price per sqft information for nearby streets is unfortunately missing which is crucial to making an accurate assessment. Thus, the rating relies on a general appraisal considering the apparent age, condition, and size of the property within the context of the Nottingham housing market.

The property’s condition receives a score of 5. While the photos show the property to be habitable, some areas appear dated and require some cosmetic upgrades. More significantly, there is clear evidence of water damage in at least one of the rooms, requiring further investigation and repair; this significantly impacts the overall condition score. The kitchen and bathroom seem functional but might benefit from modernisation.

The location scores a 4 due to the proximity to Nottingham, a major city offering various amenities. However, the provided data lacks specifics on the immediate vicinity of the property, its walkability, and the quality of nearby local shops and other conveniences. The distance to the nearest train station, while provided, is not particularly useful without knowing the frequency and directness of routes. The schools in the area seem reasonable, but data on their quality is scarce, leaving some uncertainty about the area’s suitability for families.

The land receives a score of 2. The images reveal a small, basic rear yard, which is functional but not particularly spacious or attractive.