The list price of £75,000 receives a score of 6. Considering the property’s poor condition and the lack of information on size and land, the price may appear reasonable compared to some nearby properties, such as those on Ossian Crescent (£67,000). However, the substantial renovation costs required would need to be factored in, potentially making it less attractive. The lack of sqft data makes a proper price per sqft comparison impossible. The price is considered in relation to the condition and limited information available.

The property’s condition receives a score of 4 based on the provided image. The building appears to be in significant need of repair and renovation. The boarded-up windows, damaged facade, and overall state of disrepair suggest substantial work would be required to bring it up to a habitable standard. The image provides sufficient evidence of the poor condition.

The location on High Street in Leven, Fife, is given a score of 3 due to the lack of provided information regarding nearby amenities such as schools, transportation, and shops. While High Street suggests a central location, without further details, it’s difficult to assess its desirability. The nearby street data provides some context with average prices ranging from £67,000 to £350,000, indicating a mixed-use area, but this doesn’t definitively establish the property’s location quality.

A score of 1 is given for the land due to the lack of information on plot size or the presence of a garden. The absence of this crucial detail prevents a fair assessment of the land’s value or potential.