The asking price of £165,000 for an 889.85 sqft, 2-bed terraced house in Silsden seems reasonable. Comparing it to similar properties on Barrett Street (ranging from £125,000 to £188,000) suggests that it falls within the average price range. The property’s renovated interior likely contributes to a slightly higher than average price compared to other properties of the same size in the area. However, the lack of plot size information and the need for more comprehensive data on local price per square foot hinders an exact judgement. The price seems fair, not necessarily a fantastic bargain, so it is given a score below 10.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in good condition. The interior has been recently decorated and modernised, with a contemporary kitchen and updated bathrooms. While the exterior is typical of its age, it appears well maintained. There is no obvious sign of disrepair or needing significant renovation work, hence the good score.

The property is located in Silsden, a town in the Craven district of West Yorkshire. Silsden benefits from being relatively close to transport links (Steeton and Silsden train station is 1.55km away), and has nearby schools, rated ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted. This makes it an attractive location for families and commuters, giving a relatively high score. However, it is not in a central or exceptionally high-demand area, hence the score below 10.

The property includes a small enclosed rear garden. While the size is not specified, the images show that it is relatively small, providing limited outdoor space. This is a relatively low score compared to a property with a large garden.