While the list price of £60,000 seems relatively low compared to some nearby properties, the lack of plot size and limited information about the apartment’s internal condition make it difficult to definitively judge its value. Comparable properties are listed at similar price points, but the lack of square footage data for those properties makes a precise comparison challenging. The price point appears fair for a city centre apartment but isn’t exceptionally good value given the unknowns.

Based on the images, the building appears to be in modern condition and well maintained from the outside. However, without an internal viewing, it’s difficult to fully assess the interior condition and quality of finishes, so a score of 7 reflects some uncertainty.

The property benefits from a city centre location in Wakefield, providing easy access to amenities, transport links (Wakefield Westgate train station is less than 1km away), and educational institutions. The proximity to several schools and colleges is a positive factor for families or investors targeting students. However, the specific character of the immediate surroundings and potential for noise or congestion in a city centre location must be considered, thus lowering the score from a perfect 10.

The property is an apartment with no garden or outdoor space, hence the low score of 1.