The list price of £159,000 seems reasonable given the comparable properties in the area, especially considering that most comparable nearby properties do not specify their sqft value. Without knowing the precise square footage and the quality of the property’s construction and specifics, a definitive valuation is difficult. However, the price aligns generally with other 3-bedroom terraced houses in the area. It does not represent exceptional value, hence a score of 7.

The provided photographs show the property to be in good condition, with what appears to be a recently updated interior. The kitchen and bathroom look relatively modern and well-maintained. While there’s no clear evidence of major issues, a complete professional survey would be needed to ascertain the true condition, hence the score is not a 10.

Normanton benefits from good transport links via nearby train stations (Normanton being the closest) and has several well-regarded primary schools within a short distance. The property’s location on Ashfield Street places it in a residential area with seemingly decent proximity to amenities. However, it lacks the vibrancy and amenities of a higher-scoring location. The surrounding streets provide some comparative market data, but not enough for a higher location score.

The property has a small garden; a typical size for a terraced house in this area. There’s some additional space outside with a garage, though the total plot size is not specified. It is not large enough to merit a higher score.