The list price of £80,000 scores a 7. While comparable properties are listed at similar prices, a lack of square footage information for these comparisons makes a definitive assessment difficult. The absence of a garden and the dated interior necessitate a price below that of other properties with comparable living space and features in more desirable locations. Thus, while seemingly in line with local pricing trends, it’s not considered exceptional value given the property’s limitations.

The property’s condition receives a 6. The photographs show a mostly clean and habitable space, with functional fixtures and fittings. While the interior looks dated and could benefit from some modernization, it’s not in disrepair. The exterior also appears well-maintained, although landscaping is minimal.

The location in Rothes, Moray, scores a 5 due to a lack of readily available information on nearby amenities. While the address suggests proximity to a train station (Station Mews), the details provided do not confirm this or provide data on schools, shops, or other points of significance. The distance to other areas with higher average property prices suggests Rothes itself may be a less desirable area, but without more detailed location data this is hard to confirm.

A score of 1 is given for the land as the property appears to have minimal or no private outdoor space, based on the provided images and the zero sqft plot size. This is a significant drawback for many buyers.