The asking price of £130,000 seems relatively reasonable in comparison to other nearby properties and considering its size. However, the lack of outdoor space and need for some modernisation should be factored into the valuation. The price per square foot can’t be calculated due to the missing data, it would be helpful to have that context for a more precise analysis.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in average condition. While it seems habitable, some updating or modernisation would likely improve the overall aesthetic and potentially increase its value. The fixtures and fittings look dated, suggesting some level of wear and tear.

The property is located in Weston, Bath, which benefits from proximity to the Royal United Hospital, Weston High Street shops and cafes and several schools (Weston Children’s Centre, St Mary’s Catholic Primary School, Weston All Saints Cofe Primary School) within walking distance. Train stations like Oldfield Park and Bath Spa are also relatively close, though this depends on transport needs. This makes it a reasonably convenient location, particularly for those working in the hospital or needing access to local amenities.

The property has essentially no land as it’s an apartment. This is a significant drawback for many buyers, hence the low score.