While the list price of £110,000 is significantly lower than comparable properties on Maxwell Street (ranging from £120,000 to £245,000), it’s important to note that those properties appear to be in much better condition. Considering the extensive renovations required for 28 Maxwell Street, the price reflects the need for substantial investment, but it’s not exceptionally low compared to other properties in need of renovation in the area. The lack of square footage data hinders an accurate price-per-square-foot comparison. The lower price partially offsets the poor condition.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in need of significant modernisation and repairs. The interior shows dated fixtures, worn flooring, and signs of damp and mould, particularly noticeable in one of the bedrooms. While the exterior appears structurally sound, the overall condition necessitates considerable investment to bring it up to a desirable standard.

The property is situated in a central location in Swindon, within close proximity to Swindon train station (0.97km) and several schools, including UTC Swindon (0.39km), Robert Le Kyng Primary School (0.62km), and The Commonweal School (1.18km). This central location offers easy access to amenities and transport links, enhancing its appeal. However, the lack of detailed information about local amenities and the specific character of the immediate neighborhood slightly lowers the score.

The images reveal a very small, overgrown, and unkempt rear garden, offering limited usable space. The lack of specific plot size information further supports a low score for the land aspect.