152 Chorley Old Road, Whittle-le-Woods, Chorley, PR6 7NA
HP Score 73 out of 100: Mixed.
152 Chorley Old Road earns an INVESTIGATE rating with HP Score 73/100. Investment score 57/100 reflects moderate fundamentals. Crime intensity is very low. Walkability is limited (49/100). Flood risk is not assessed: check the Environment Agency long-term flood map before offering. Every figure here comes from the live HomePortfolio API; anything it does not publish is left out.
The HP Score is a weighted average of up to five scores for the property and its area: investment 30%, safety (100 minus the crime score) 25%, Walk Score 20%, school proximity 15% and area quality (from the census share of deprived households) 10%. An input that is missing is left out and the weights of the others are scaled up; with less than a quarter of the weight available there is no score. It is recalculated whenever one of the inputs changes.
Investment score, crime score, Walk Score, school proximity score, and the census share of households deprived in 3 or more dimensions.
Investment 30%, safety (100 minus crime) 25%, Walk Score 20%, schools 15%, area quality 10%. The weights are fixed, not trained.
A missing input is left out and the other weights are scaled up. Below a quarter of the weight there is no score. Flood and other risks are not part of the score; they inform the verdict.
Intelligence dimensions data not available for this property
The category scores (investment, crime, walkability, schools, flood and more) that make up the HP Score.
Why: no per-category scores are published for this property yet
Transit & Bike
Source: Walk Score Transit Score and Bike Score, each out of 100.
Flood Risk Detail
Source: Environment Agency flood-risk datasets (RoFRS, surface water and groundwater models).
Climate risk data not available for this property
Heat, drought, cold and extreme-wind risk with a composite climate score.
Why: no climate risk data is published for this property yet
Score components data not available for this property
The signal aggregates behind the HP Score, with their impact and 12-month trend.
Why: no score decomposition is published for this property yet
How we build HP Score
The HP Score is a weighted average of up to five scores for the property and its area: investment 30%, safety (100 minus the crime score) 25%, Walk Score 20%, school proximity 15% and area quality (from the census share of deprived households) 10%. An input that is missing is left out and the weights of the others are scaled up; with less than a quarter of the weight available there is no score. It is recalculated whenever one of the inputs changes.
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Five inputs
The investment score, the crime score, the Walk Score, the school proximity score, and the census share of households deprived in 3 or more of the 4 census dimensions for the property's area.
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On one scale
Each input is out of 100. Crime is turned into safety (100 minus the crime score) and deprivation into area quality (100 minus five times the deprived share, never below 0), so that higher is better for all five.
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Fixed weights
Investment 30%, safety 25%, Walk Score 20%, schools 15%, area quality 10%. The weights are constants in the formula: they are not fitted to market outcomes and do not change between runs.
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Missing inputs
An input with no data is left out and the remaining weights are scaled up to 100%. If the inputs present carry less than 25% of the weight, the property has no HP Score. Flood, lease and other risks are not in the score; the verdict takes them into account.