The list price of £145,000 seems reasonable considering the property’s location and size, especially when compared to similar properties in the area. The lack of plot size and the need for potential cosmetic updates are factors affecting the value. However, given the location’s desirability and proximity to amenities, the price reflects the current market for similar properties in the area.

While the property appears clean and well-maintained in the photos, the kitchen and bathroom fittings show their age and may benefit from an update. This suggests that while the property is habitable and in good order, it isn’t in top condition. There is some wear and tear which is to be expected of a property of this type.

The property benefits from a location close to excellent schools like Queen’s Park High School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and Chester International School, enhancing its appeal to families. Its proximity to Chester city centre via walking access across the River Dee is also a plus. The availability of public transport, including Chester train station within 1.59km, further adds to its convenient location.

The property has access to communal gardens, which offer some outdoor space. However, it does not have a private garden, thus a lower score is given. The shared space is a benefit but not a substitute for a private garden.