The list price of £60,000 for a one-bedroom apartment in Blackpool seems reasonable, particularly considering the location near the train station and schools. While there is a lack of plot size and average price per sqft data available for direct comparison, this price aligns with other nearby listings of similar types, despite some properties being more expensive. The competitive price point and potential rental income contribute to a score of ‘7’.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in reasonable condition, though somewhat dated. While there’s no visible major damage, the interior finishes suggest a need for some modernization and updating to match contemporary standards. The fixtures and fittings may need replacing to improve aesthetic appeal and energy efficiency. This explains the ‘6’ rating, neither exceptional nor poor.

The property benefits from a convenient location in Blackpool, close to Blackpool North train station (0.75km) and several primary schools, including Blackpool St John’s Church of England Primary School (0.25km) which received a ‘Good’ Ofsted rating. The proximity to transport links and schools adds to its appeal, hence the relatively high score. However, Blackpool’s overall reputation and potential limitations in terms of wider amenities compared to other towns contributes to a score below 10.

The property has virtually no land, a typical feature of apartments or flats. There is no garden space evident in the images. The lack of private outdoor space results in a low score of ‘1’.