The price of £20,000 receives a score of 7. While the price seems relatively low, particularly when compared to average prices in nearby streets, it’s important to note that the comparison is to houses and not mobile homes in the same location, and this directly affects the valuation. Additionally, without information on the age, size, and specification of the mobile home, it is impossible to definitively assess if it is overpriced or underpriced. The lack of precise square footage information also hinders a proper valuation.

The property’s condition receives a 6. The provided photos suggest the mobile home is in reasonably good condition, with minimal visible wear and tear. The furnishings appear dated, but the overall structure and fittings seem functional, though a comprehensive assessment would be needed to determine the property’s precise condition and necessary repairs or maintenance.

The location scores a moderate 4 due to its proximity to Morecambe and its transportation links. While the distance to Morecambe is not specified, the availability of train stations within a reasonable radius (though distances are quite substantial, suggesting a car may be needed for convenient access) and the presence of nearby schools (though distances are also considerable) contribute to this score. However, the lack of detailed information regarding local amenities and the specific distance to key locations limits the score from being higher.

A score of 2 is given for the land. The property appears to have a small amount of land directly surrounding the mobile home, visible in the photos. However, given the lack of plot size information, it’s difficult to assess how much land is actually included, hence the low score.