The list price of £20,000 is significantly below the average property price in Luton (£279,877) and the average price per square foot (£367). Even considering it’s a flat, this price suggests it could be a very good deal, hence the high score.

Without internal images, it’s challenging to assess the precise condition. However, assuming it’s a modern flat within a purpose-built block, a condition score of 7 seems reasonable, suggesting it’s likely in decent order but may have some wear and tear.

The property is located in Luton, with Luton train station being less than 1km away. There are also several schools within 1km. This suggests a reasonably convenient location, though Luton itself may not be considered a prime area.

As a flat, the property is unlikely to have any significant land or garden associated with it, hence the low score.