The list price of £25,000 is surprisingly low for a city-centre property in Chester, even considering the smaller size and condition. While the lack of detailed comparable properties with sqft makes a precise comparison difficult, the price appears significantly below market value in comparison with the average price of nearby streets. However, the lack of information regarding the property’s exact size and the possible need for renovations warrants a cautious approach. The low price does make it attractive to a wide range of buyers, but it would be wise to thoroughly check for any unforeseen costs before purchasing.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in fair condition. The external appearance looks reasonable, but the interior photos show a dated kitchen and bathroom. Although the property is not in need of extensive renovations, it shows signs of wear and tear and would likely benefit from some modernization, hence the average score.

The property is located in Chester City Centre, a desirable location in the North West of England. The proximity to transport links (Chester train station is approximately 2.55km away), schools, and the city centre itself contributes to the high score. However, the specific location on New Crane Street isn’t elaborated upon, and the lack of information about immediate amenities slightly lowers the score.

The property has a plot size of 0.00 sqft indicating no garden or significant outdoor space. This is typical for city centre apartments, and hence the low score.