The list price of £225,000 seems reasonable considering the property’s size (943.67 sqft) and location in Dunfermline. However, the absence of a precise price per square foot for comparable properties in the immediate vicinity makes a definitive assessment challenging. The need for modernisation also influences the price perception. Nearby street average prices are around the same, suggesting the price is in line with the market.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be reasonably well-maintained but is in need of some modernisation. The interior decor is dated, and while the structure seems sound, an upgrade would likely enhance its value and appeal to a wider range of buyers. The kitchen in particular appears to be quite dated.

The property is located in Dunfermline, a town with good transport links to Edinburgh and other parts of Scotland via rail and road. The proximity to Rosyth train station (1.65km) is a plus. However, the lack of nearby schools mentioned in the data is a slight negative, and the absence of detailed information about local amenities necessitates a moderate score.

The property has a small garden, which is adequate but not particularly large or impressive. The lack of precise plot size information prevents a higher score. The garden is adequate for a family, but is not particularly large.