The list price of £125,000 seems reasonable considering the property’s location in Salisbury. While the condition requires investment, the relatively low price compared to similar properties within the city, despite its need for renovation, justifies a relatively high price score. It is important to note that the absence of plot size data and other comparative pricing data may impact the accuracy of this assessment. The comparable properties showing prices from £95,000 up to £320,000 demonstrate a range in the market.

The provided photographs show a property that is clearly in need of significant modernisation and updating. The kitchen and bathroom appear dated and require substantial work. While the structure appears sound, the overall condition is below average, hence the lower score. The walls show significant wear and tear, and the carpeting is old. The level of necessary refurbishment is considerable.

Salisbury is a desirable city in Wiltshire, known for its historical significance and amenities. The property’s proximity to schools, transportation (Salisbury railway station is 0.54km away), and the city centre contributes to a relatively good location score. However, George Street’s specific character and immediate surroundings require further consideration. The proximity to St Paul’s Road, with its average rental prices, further supports the location rating.

The property has virtually no land associated with it, only parking. This is a significant drawback in comparison to many other properties, and reflects a very low land score.