The list price of £190,000 appears reasonable considering similar properties in the area and the property’s features. Nearby comparable terraced houses on Fort Street are priced similarly. Whilst there is limited sqft data, the property offers three bedrooms and a loft conversion, adding to its value. However the lack of plot size data is a factor limiting the score.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in good, habitable condition. The interiors seem well-maintained and recently decorated, suggesting a reasonably well-kept property. However, the images do not show any exterior details that might reveal the true age and integrity of the stone work of the property. Given this uncertainty a score of 7 is fair.

Clitheroe is a desirable market town in Lancashire, known for its attractive setting and amenities. The property’s proximity to schools (several within a kilometer radius, with ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings), and a train station (Clitheroe station being less than 1.1km away) contributes to its appeal. However, being on Fort Street which is not a main road might slightly detract for some. The proximity to other nearby streets such as Curzon Street with an average price far below that of the property suggests its location might be slightly less prime than others. Thus, a score of 7 is assigned.

While the property includes a small rear yard, described as a garden, it is relatively compact. It is more of a patio area with raised beds, rather than a substantial garden. This limits the score.