Considering the property is a two-bedroom apartment in Lancaster, the list price seems reasonably competitive compared to similar properties, though more precise comparables based on square footage are lacking. The absence of plot size data limits a definitive assessment, but the price appears to be within the typical range for similar apartments in the region, making it a fair valuation.

Based on the provided images, the apartment appears to be in generally good condition. The interior is presented as clean and well-maintained. While the finishes are relatively basic, there are no visible signs of significant damage or wear and tear. The kitchen and bathrooms seem modern and functional. However, the apartment’s overall condition doesn’t appear to be of exceptionally high quality or luxurious, hence the score.

The property benefits from its proximity to Lancaster city centre, offering convenient access to amenities, transportation links (Lancaster train station is 1.19km away), and educational institutions. The presence of several schools within a reasonable distance, including Chadwick High School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted), adds to the location’s appeal, particularly for families or students. However, the specific area of Skerton East might not be considered the most desirable area of Lancaster by all buyers.

The property is an apartment with no discernible garden or outdoor space mentioned in the listing. Therefore, the land score reflects the complete lack of private land associated with this property.