The list price of £230,000 seems reasonably competitive given the lack of price per square foot data in the surrounding area. Considering the property’s size (899.32 sqft), three bedrooms, and the location, the price appears to reflect the market value. However, without definitive comparative data on recent sales of similar properties in the immediate area, a higher score cannot be justifiably assigned. The presence of a garden and garage adds to the overall value.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in average condition. While it’s habitable and doesn’t show significant signs of disrepair, there’s scope for modernisation and improvements. The kitchen and bathroom seem functional but dated. The overall appearance suggests some updating would be beneficial to increase market value and desirability.

The property is located in Queensferry, a town with relatively good transport links to nearby cities and towns via rail and road. The proximity to schools, although requiring verification of Ofsted ratings and the quality of the schools in the area is a positive factor. The location score is tempered by the lack of detailed information on the immediate vicinity of the property and potential local amenities. More information on local shops and places of significance would enhance the score.

The property includes a garden of reasonable size, which is a positive feature, particularly in a suburban setting. However, it isn’t exceptionally large or particularly landscaped, limiting the score. The presence of a shed adds some utility to the outdoor space.