The list price of £345,000 seems reasonable considering the property’s size (1000 sqft), condition, and the inclusion of a sizable garden and a separate garden building. There is a lack of comparable local pricing data to perform a precise comparative market analysis (CMAs), and the average prices from nearby streets are not reliable due to lack of data or significant outliers. Given the apparent good condition, it is a likely competitive price in the area, but more local data would be necessary to confirm this.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in good condition. The interior shows a modern and well-maintained finish with updated fixtures and fittings. The exterior also presents well, with a tidy garden and what appears to be a recently constructed garden building. There is no evidence of significant repair or renovation needs based on the images.

The property’s location in Auldearn, Nairn-shire, offers a relatively quiet suburban setting. While it lacks immediate proximity to major amenities or significant landmarks, the proximity to Nairn town (7,346 distance units) suggests access to essential services and transportation links. The significant distances to other towns and the lack of information on local amenities within Auldearn itself prevent a higher score. The distance to schools is very far, which is a negative for families.

The property includes a sizeable garden with patio areas and a substantial garden shed/building. The garden appears well-maintained and offers a good amount of outdoor space compared to many properties of this type. This warrants a higher score than a small or non-existent garden.