The listed price of £255 suggests this is monthly rent, not a sale price. Considering comparable nearby student accommodations are listed at similar prices, the price seems reasonable, even slightly above average based on the included amenities (gym, WiFi). This is a competitive market so this influences the score.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in good condition. The finishes are modern and well-maintained. The kitchen and bathroom look new or recently renovated. The overall impression is one of cleanliness and functionality. However, without knowing the age of appliances and the extent of maintenance, the score is slightly lower than a perfect 10.

The property is located in Chester City & The Garden Quarter, which is generally a desirable area. Its proximity to the University of Chester makes it attractive to students, and the presence of nearby schools, transportation links (Chester Train Station is relatively close), and potentially shops (not explicitly detailed) all contribute to a positive location score. However, the specific walkability to amenities needs further clarification. The lack of detailed information about local shops and the exact distance to the university slightly lowers the score.

The property is a studio apartment within a larger building; there’s no mention of private outdoor space or a garden, resulting in a low score. This is typical for student accommodation and doesn’t necessarily detract from the property’s suitability for its target market but it does directly affect this facet of the property score.