The list price of £90,000 seems relatively reasonable considering the average prices of nearby properties on similar streets (such as Duncan Street which is also £90,000), and the size of the property (980 sqft), despite the lack of price per sqft information on the comparable properties. However, the absence of data on average price per sqft in the area and a lack of information on property specifics (such as energy efficiency and modernisation) hinders a more precise valuation. The price may be deemed above average compared to some other properties in the same area.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in livable condition. While it shows some signs of age in fixtures and fittings, and may benefit from some modernising, it’s not in need of extensive renovations. The interiors look relatively well-maintained. There is no obvious structural damage apparent, yet it does not present itself as being in excellent condition.

The property is located in Thurso, which benefits from proximity to transport links (0.48km from Thurso ScotRail station). While specific details on nearby schools and shops are limited, the listing mentions it’s within walking distance of amenities such as the library, doctors, and dental surgeries. This suggests a reasonably convenient location, although more information on the quality of local schools would improve the score. The proximity to the river may be seen as positive by some buyers.

The listing indicates a plot size of 0.00 SQFT. This signifies that the property has essentially no garden, and therefore there is limited or no land, hence the low score.