The list price seems reasonably competitive given the current market in Worthing for flats of similar size. It falls within the range of prices seen in the local area for comparable properties. However, the lack of accurate square footage data and the absence of information about other key factors (age, specific features) make an absolute price determination difficult. Taking into account its condition, location, and available land, the price appears reasonable, but not exceptional value.

The property appears to be generally well-maintained from the external photos, indicating a reasonable state of repair. However, the interior photos reveal that it is currently cluttered with belongings and requires some decluttering and perhaps a deep clean to fully showcase its condition. The kitchen and bathroom seem to be in good condition. The overall condition is average, leaning slightly toward better than average, but not exceptional.

The property is located in Tarring, Worthing, which benefits from proximity to good schools (Durrington High School, Thomas A Becket Infant School, and others within a 1km radius), and relatively easy access to Worthing town centre and the railway station. This makes it attractive to families and commuters. However, it’s worth noting that the specific location’s attractiveness will depend on individual preferences and priorities. While convenient to amenities, it might not be considered a ‘prime’ location compared to more central or coastal parts of Worthing.

The property has access to communal gardens, which is a positive feature but does not provide a private garden. The lack of a private garden and limited plot size are factors influencing this lower score.