The list price of £220,000 seems relatively reasonable when considering comparable properties in the area. However, the absence of precise square footage data for comparable properties and the lack of information regarding plot size or specific property features makes a definitive judgment difficult. The fact that it’s being marketed as a potential HMO might suggest a somewhat inflated price to attract investors but this is speculative. In summary, the price is competitive but lacks essential data for concrete evaluation.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears reasonably well-maintained but is not in excellent condition. While there’s no evidence of significant disrepair, the interior shows signs of wear and tear and some rooms appear sparsely furnished. The kitchen and bathroom seem functional but not recently renovated. The overall impression is of a property that is habitable but could benefit from some cosmetic improvements or updates.

The property is situated in Forest Fields, Nottingham, which benefits from proximity to several good schools (Djanogly City Academy, Forest Fields Primary and Nursery School, etc.) and is within a reasonable distance of Nottingham city centre. Transport links, while not explicitly detailed in terms of bus routes or frequency, are likely adequate given the location within a city. However, the specific amenities and walkability around the immediate area are unknown, preventing a higher score.

The listing does not specify any garden or external space. Therefore, the land score reflects the lack of garden.