The list price of £160,000 seems reasonably competitive given the limited information on square footage and the condition of the property. Considering similar properties in the area and the average prices of nearby streets, while not exceptional value, it’s not overpriced, suggesting a fair price for the market.

The property shows some signs of needing modernisation. Whilst the interior appears generally well-maintained, the kitchen and bathroom show their age and would likely benefit from updates. The overall presentation is acceptable, but not outstanding, which explains the moderate score.

The property is situated in Knightswood, Glasgow, an area generally considered to be a reasonably desirable residential location. Proximity to train stations (Drumchapel, Westerton within 1.61km) provides good transport links. However, the lack of nearby schools mentioned in the data is a slight drawback, and the available information on local amenities is limited, preventing a higher score. The average prices of nearby streets suggest a range in property values, indicating some level of desirability in the immediate area.

The property has a small garden, mostly comprised of gravel. It offers some outdoor space but is not particularly extensive or landscaped. A larger or better-maintained garden would justify a higher score.