The list price of £175,000 seems slightly above average for the area, given the comparables mentioned, but not excessively so. The lack of sqft information in those comparables means a definitive assessment is difficult. Further consideration is needed regarding the quality of construction and any unique features that the property may offer to validate the current price. The relatively good condition supports a higher price, but still, without comparable SQFT data, the score is capped.

The property appears to be in good condition based on the provided photographs. The interior looks well-maintained and modern. There are no apparent signs of significant damage or disrepair that would warrant a lower score. The kitchen and bathrooms are contemporary and clean.

The location score reflects the limited information available regarding the property’s proximity to amenities such as schools, transportation, and shops. While Alford is a town, more detailed data on the property’s specific location within the town and its convenience to essential services is needed for a higher score. The average prices of nearby streets (Stewart Way, Stewart Road etc) suggests a reasonable, if not slightly above average, location for the area.

The property includes a small garden, which is a positive, but is relatively small, and doesn’t add a significant amount of extra value. More information regarding the dimensions of the plot would improve the scoring here.