The price of £240 per week seems reasonable considering other nearby listings for similar studio properties (ranging from £200 to £260). However, the lack of square footage data makes it difficult to determine the exact price per square foot. The inclusion of bills, gym access and other amenities in the rental price should be considered, but this does not justify a higher score given the data provided. The overall value is fair in comparison to other student accommodation in the area.

Based on the provided images, the property appears to be in good condition, offering modern and well-maintained facilities. The furnishings are new and the apartment looks clean and recently updated. However, the lack of information on the building’s age and the overall quality of construction prevents a higher score. The images suggest a relatively new or recently renovated interior, but not necessarily top-of-the-line finishes.

The property is situated on Bath Street in Glasgow, a vibrant area with good transport links. Its proximity to Glasgow Central and Queen Street stations (0.46 KM and 0.73 KM respectively) is a major plus for commuting and accessing other parts of the city. The listing mentions proximity to universities, which is beneficial for students, a key target demographic given the listing agent. While the lack of nearby schools might be a drawback for families, this is largely irrelevant given the student-focused nature of the property. The surrounding streets show a range of property values, indicating a mixed but generally desirable area.

The property is a studio apartment within a larger building; therefore, there is no private land or garden associated with the unit. This is typical for city-center studio apartments.