Considering the property is a one-bedroom retirement apartment with limited private outdoor space, a price of £190,000 within a context of comparable properties in the region is not unreasonable. However, given the property’s relatively modest size (469 sq ft), and the average prices of nearby streets suggesting potentially higher values for similar property types, the price could be seen by some as slightly high. Therefore the price receives a mid-range score.

The property appears to be in reasonable condition based on the provided photographs. The interior seems well-maintained and clean. However, the finishes are somewhat dated and basic, preventing a higher score. It’s not in need of major renovations, but some updates would enhance its overall aesthetic appeal and increase its market value.

Hazlemere benefits from a good location within commuting distance of High Wycombe and other towns. The proximity to several schools, some with ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings, adds to its appeal. However, the immediate surroundings of the property itself, as shown in the aerial view, do not showcase particularly attractive scenery or exceptional amenities directly on site. The relative proximity to rail links, while an advantage, requires a short drive, which lessens the impact on the location score.

The property has minimal private land. While there is communal garden space, the lack of a private garden significantly limits the property’s outdoor space and lowers the land score.