The list price of £35,000 is significantly lower than comparable properties on the same street and nearby streets. While this might initially appear attractive, it’s important to note the lack of square footage data and potential undisclosed issues which could significantly affect the property’s actual value. This makes it difficult to definitively assess value for money and results in a low score. Further investigation into the property’s internal condition and exact size are needed to provide a more accurate valuation.

Based on the image, the property’s exterior appears to be in fair condition. The brickwork shows some signs of age and potential need for maintenance or repainting, making it less than ideal but not dilapidated. The lack of additional photos hinders a complete assessment of the interior condition.

The property is situated in Scarborough, North Yorkshire, a popular coastal town. While the immediate vicinity’s average house prices are not exceptionally high, the proximity to the town centre, transport links (Scarborough train station is within a kilometer), and several schools within walking distance contributes to a decent location score. However, the specific street’s desirability requires more information to be fully assessed.

The listing doesn’t specify garden space; thus it is assumed that there is minimal or no land available with the property, resulting in a low score.