The list price of £110,000 seems reasonably priced in relation to comparable properties in the immediate vicinity. While there is a lack of comparable property information based on exact square footage, nearby street average prices suggest a potential slight undervaluation if the property’s overall condition is as presented in the better images. The absence of sufficient data on average price per square foot makes a definitive valuation difficult, but the price seems competitively positioned within the market range, warranting a relatively high score.

From the images, the property appears to be in a satisfactory condition, with a recently renovated kitchen and bathroom. However, one bedroom showcases clutter and untidy storage while the exterior lacks detailed view of maintenance aspects. Overall, while there are signs of refurbishment in some areas, other areas require attention for a higher condition score. Therefore, a mid-range score reflects this mixed condition.

The property is located in Carlisle’s Cathedral & Castle area, which is generally considered a desirable location. Proximity to the city centre, transport links (Carlisle train station is 0.55km away), and several well-regarded schools (all within 1km radius and rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) contribute to its appeal. However, the specific street’s desirability might vary slightly from the overall area’s reputation, and there is no information regarding the proximity to local shops, other amenities, or significant landmarks within the immediate vicinity of the property. This warrants a score below the maximum.

The property listing shows a plot size of 0.00 SQFT, indicating a lack of garden or significant outdoor space. This is a common feature of apartments or terraced houses in urban areas. A low score reflects this lack of land.