The list price of £225,000 seems reasonable considering the location and property size in the local area. The nearby property prices range from substantially less to significantly more. However, the condition of the property needs to be factored in. If the required renovations were undertaken, the property’s market value could potentially increase, making the current asking price competitive. Without exact square footage confirmation for comparable properties, a definitive conclusion on value is challenging. Lack of information around property type and specific comparison also affects the score.

Based on the provided photographs, the property’s condition appears to be average. While the interior shows some signs of wear and tear, the structure itself seems sound. Some rooms are dated and would likely require some updating and modernisation to enhance its appeal. The bathrooms and kitchens are particularly in need of renovation. The overall impression is not poor, but certainly not excellent.

The property is located in Lipson, Plymouth, which benefits from proximity to local amenities such as schools (Lipson Vale Primary School and Lipson Co-Operative Academy are within a short distance) and transportation links (Plymouth railway station is approximately 2.34 km away). While it’s not in the city centre, it offers a relatively convenient location. The presence of nearby schools is a positive factor for families and the distance to the train station is acceptable. However, the lack of detailed information about other local amenities like shops and other significant landmarks impacts the final score.

The property includes a small backyard, which is a positive attribute, but the space is limited. There is no information about the dimensions of the plot, so a moderate score is given, indicating neither a large nor insignificant amount of outdoor space. The small, enclosed rear garden is a feature but not extensive enough to warrant a higher score.