The listed price of £120,000 seems relatively reasonable, considering the lack of square footage data and the remote location. Comparing it to nearby listings, it falls within the lower to mid-range. The absence of detailed property specifications makes precise evaluation challenging, but the price appears competitive for the area considering its condition and the land included.

The property appears to be in reasonable condition based on the photos. While the interior shows a lived-in feel with some dated features, there’s no evident need for major repairs or renovations. The kitchen and bathroom seem functional, and the overall presentation is presentable, justifying a moderate score.

The location score reflects the property’s isolated position in Berriedale, Highland. While offering scenic coastal views, it lacks proximity to essential amenities like schools and transport, resulting in a lower score. The distance to the nearest street with data (Murray’s Road, 5.28km) further underscores this remoteness.

The property includes a garden, but its size is unstated. The images suggest a modest-sized garden with some landscaping, which is neither extensive nor particularly small, therefore earning a moderate score. The presence of a garden adds value compared to properties without one.