The list price of £250,000 seems reasonable given the location, though comparable properties are lacking complete data for a detailed price per sqft comparison. The size of the apartment (492 sqft) is modest, but the modern condition and proximity to the train station might justify this price point within the current market in Potters Bar. Lack of plot size data and specific information on building amenities (parking, communal spaces) make a definitive value assessment difficult.

The apartment appears to be in good condition from the provided photos. The finishes look modern and well-maintained. However, the photos only show a limited portion of the property, and there’s no information about the overall age of the building, potential hidden issues, or any necessary repairs, hence a score less than 8.

Potters Bar offers good transport links via its train station, providing easy access to London and other parts of the UK. The proximity to schools and shops is also a plus, making it a convenient location for many. The specific location within Potters Bar, however, is not detailed enough to assign a higher score, and the apartment’s location within a larger development might lack some of the charm of a more traditional street.

The property is an apartment with no garden or significant outdoor space. This is typical for apartments, but still limits its appeal for those seeking outdoor space.