The listing price of £265,000 for a three-bedroom detached bungalow of approximately 730 sqft seems reasonable, considering the property’s seemingly excellent condition and desirable location in Nairn. However, the lack of precise plot size and the absence of average price per square foot data for the immediate area makes a definitive value judgement difficult. Comparing to nearby listed properties (with missing sqft data) shows a range of prices, and also suggests a reasonable list price for this property. A score of 7 balances the positive condition and location with the lack of precise comparative pricing data.

The photographs show a property that is in very good condition. It appears to be recently renovated or updated, with modern fixtures and fittings throughout, including a contemporary kitchen and bathroom. The interior is well-maintained and presented. A score of 9 reflects the apparent high standard of finish and overall condition.

Nairn is a desirable coastal town in the Scottish Highlands, offering a good quality of life. The proximity to the train station (Nairn station, 3.3km away) is a plus, although the lack of nearby schools mentioned in the provided data is a slight drawback. The average house prices in nearby streets, while varied, suggest a reasonably strong market in the area. A score of 7 reflects this balanced picture of a good but not exceptional location.

The property has a garden, which is a positive feature. While the exact plot size isn’t specified (listed as 0.00 sqft), the images reveal a garden of reasonable size, incorporating a shed and patio area. However, it is not exceptionally large. A score of 6 reflects a decent-sized garden for the area, but not a particularly extensive one.