Considering the property’s condition, size (777.80 sqft), and the limited land, the list price of £85,000 appears reasonably priced compared to other properties in the area, especially given the lack of comparable data for square foot pricing. The presence of nearby properties listed at significantly higher prices suggests that this property could be considered good value for money, though further investigation into average prices per square foot would be beneficial for a more definitive assessment.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears habitable but requires some modernisation. The interior shows signs of wear and tear, particularly in the garden and flooring. The kitchen and bathroom are functional but not modern. The overall condition is not poor, but it’s not in excellent condition either, justifying a mid-range score.

The property benefits from its proximity to Thornliebank train station, providing convenient access to Glasgow city centre. While information on nearby schools is lacking, the presence of a train station and its location within Thornliebank, a generally desirable area, contributes to a moderate location score. The proximity to other train stations such as Kennishead, Pollokshaws West, Whitecraigs, and Giffnock further enhances its accessibility.

The property includes a small garden, which is a positive aspect. However, the size of the garden appears modest, and the condition is not well-maintained. This limits its attractiveness, resulting in a relatively low land score.