At £225,000, the price seems reasonable considering the location and size (330 sqft). Similar properties in the area are significantly more expensive, suggesting a potentially good value for a smaller, one-bedroom property. However, the absence of a garden impacts value, and the lack of detailed information limits a more precise price assessment. Therefore, it receives a solid but not exceptional score.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in generally good condition. The kitchen and bathroom seem well-maintained, and the overall finish is clean and presentable. However, it’s a smaller space and lacks some modern features. Whilst not needing significant work, some updates could enhance its appeal. Therefore, a mid-range score is appropriate.

The property is located in Hurst, a village near Wokingham, Berkshire. Hurst benefits from its proximity to good schools, including St Nicholas Church of England Primary School, which is very close by. The village atmosphere and relative quietude are attractive features. Train connections to London are available from nearby stations, although not within walking distance. Overall, the location scores well, but is not perfect because access to some amenities requires travelling by car or train.

The property is an apartment with no significant private outdoor space beyond a shared area. The lack of a private garden significantly reduces the land score. While there may be communal grounds, the limited private space is a factor.