The list price is relatively high for the size of the property. Though it is a nine-bedroom building, and therefore potentially high earning as an HMO, the lack of detailed information about rental income, the need for significant renovation and the small plot size suggest the price is not extraordinarily good value but may be within the market range. However, in the context of the local market and the property’s potential as an HMO, the price falls into a reasonable range. More financial information is needed to assess the price more decisively.

Based on the images, the property appears to be in fair condition. While some rooms show features like original fireplaces and period detailing, others appear dated and require modernisation. There is evidence of some cosmetic work needing attention (patched walls, etc.). Overall, it’s not in disrepair but needs significant updating to be considered in excellent condition.

The property is situated in Old Town, Swindon, which is generally considered a desirable area. The proximity to several good primary schools (King William Street, Lethbridge, and The Croft) and the good Ofsted rating of these schools adds significant value. The proximity to Swindon railway station provides good transport links. However, the lack of substantial green space directly associated with the property lowers the score.

The property appears to have minimal land. The images show a small, possibly shared, rear yard space that is more of a paved area than a garden. There is no significant outdoor space associated with the property.