The list price of £145,000 seems relatively low compared to other properties in the area (considering some nearby properties listed between £170,000 and £277,500), especially for a 6-bedroom property. However, the extremely low sqft and plot size prevent a more definite value assessment, therefore the price might be reflecting its use as a student house share. Therefore, the score reflects a price that may be reasonable within the context of its intended market but might not be accurate compared to other houses in the area.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in reasonable condition. The interior looks well-maintained and recently decorated. However, there’s no information on the structure’s condition or the state of any external features. This lack of comprehensive information leads to a score that indicates acceptable, but not perfect condition.

The property is situated in the Garden Quarter of Chester, a popular area known for its proximity to the city centre, good transport links, and generally pleasant environment. The presence of several schools within a reasonable distance further enhances its appeal, particularly for families or students. However, specific details about the immediate surroundings (noise levels, amenities, views etc.) are lacking, so a score of 7 reflects a good, but not exceptional location.

The available data doesn’t provide any information about the property’s outdoor space. The absence of a garden or significant land area warrants a low score.