The property is listed for £225,000. The average price for properties on Queen Mary Crescent is £240,000. The average price per square foot in Clydebank Central is £179. Without the square footage of the property it’s difficult to determine if the price is justified, however, given the condition of the property, the price seems reasonable but not great value for money.

The property is a semi-detached bungalow that appears to be in need of some modernisation. The kitchen and bathrooms, while functional, look dated. Some rooms have exposed brickwork and wood panelling, which may not be to everyone’s taste. There is also an unfinished attic space.

The property is located in Clydebank Central, which is a reasonably well-connected area with access to transportation, with Singer, Drumry and Clydebank stations all within 1.5km. This provides good links to Glasgow and surrounding areas. The area appears to be mainly residential.

The property has a good-sized garden with a lawn, mature shrubs and a greenhouse. There is also a driveway and a detached garage, providing off-street parking.