The list price of £135,000 seems reasonable for a new build, two bedroom, mid-terrace property in Dalry. Comparable nearby properties are listed at similar prices, although they lack the new-build advantage. The lack of square footage data for those comparable listings makes a precise comparison difficult. The price appears competitive within the local market, making this a reasonable price point.

The provided images show a new-build property, so the condition is expected to be good. The architectural drawings suggest a modern and well-designed layout. While the property is not yet completed, and a full inspection would be needed to confirm the final condition, based on what’s been shown, it’s likely to meet a satisfactory standard.

Dalry offers a balance of rural tranquility and convenient access to amenities. The proximity to a train station (Dalry station, 2.48km away) providing links to larger towns and cities is a positive. However, the lack of nearby schools listed in the data is a drawback, and the overall number of local amenities might be limited compared to larger urban areas. The presence of nearby streets with higher average property prices suggests the area has potential for growth, but more information about the immediate neighborhood is necessary for a definitive assessment.

The property includes a small rear garden, which is a positive for a terraced property. The available land is not extensive, however, making this score somewhat low. More details about the garden dimensions would improve this assessment.