The listed price of £279,995 for a five-bedroom, three-bathroom property with 2,582.59 sqft is relatively high compared to some other properties on Camp Road and in Maryport itself. However, the property’s size and the fact that it is described as a substantial period home with original features influence its value in comparison to the other properties in the area. The relatively high price is moderated by the need for significant renovation. This suggests a price that might be negotiable depending on market conditions but is in line with the general trend of larger period properties in the area.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be structurally sound. However, the interior decor is dated and would likely require significant modernisation and updating to meet contemporary standards. The kitchen and bathrooms, while functional, look slightly tired and could benefit from renovation. This moderate level of need for updates leads to a condition score that’s neither high nor low.

The property is situated in Maryport, Cumbria, which benefits from proximity to a train station (Maryport station, 0.8km away), several schools with good Ofsted ratings (Maryport Cofe Primary School, Netherhall School, etc., all within 1.2km), and appears to be in a relatively quiet residential area. While Maryport itself may not be a bustling metropolis, its coastal location and relatively good amenities offer a reasonable quality of life. The location score reflects this moderate level of convenience and desirability, balancing a good range of amenities with potential limitations in larger town or city offerings.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive attribute. However, from the photos, the garden seems somewhat small and in need of landscaping and maintenance, impacting the overall score. The presence of a garden, albeit a modest one, justifies a score above average, acknowledging its potential for enhancement.