The list price of £195,000 is relatively competitive compared to some other nearby properties although more detailed information on the nearby listings is needed. It is important to consider that the given sqft value is 0, therefore without a sqft for the subject property a price per sqft cannot be calculated or compared to nearby properties to make an educated price judgement. Given the age and apparent need for some updating, the price seems reasonable for Nairn, but it’s not outstanding value. Therefore a mid-range score of 7 is appropriate.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in reasonable condition, though some updates might be desirable. The interior shows a certain level of wear and tear, and the décor is somewhat dated. The bathrooms and kitchen appear well maintained but would benefit from some modernisation. The overall condition is not poor but doesn’t represent a high level of finish.

The property is located in Nairn, a town in the Highlands of Scotland. Nairn benefits from its proximity to the coast and offers various amenities. The nearby train station provides good transport links. However, the lack of detailed information on nearby schools and the limited information on other local amenities slightly lowers the score.

The property appears to have a small, shared outside area that might be suitable for a few chairs and small plants, based on the photos. There is no mention of a private garden which significantly limits the land score.