The listed price of £225,000 seems reasonably competitive given the property’s location and size. However, comparable properties in the area have a varied price range, some exceeding the current offering. The lack of plot size information makes a precise price-per-square-foot calculation difficult. Furthermore, the condition of the property might influence the buyer’s perception of value. Hence, it doesn’t represent exceptional value but a reasonable offering for the locale.

While the property appears generally well-maintained, the photos suggest it may benefit from some cosmetic upgrades. The kitchen and bathroom appear functional but dated, and modernising them could improve the property’s overall appeal and potential rental value. The furnishings are basic. The overall condition doesn’t point to any major structural issues but is not high end.

The property boasts a central York location, placing it within easy walking distance of the city’s amenities, including shops, restaurants, historical sites, and transport links. The proximity to York train station (1.91 KM) further enhances its appeal. Several well-regarded primary schools are also within a reasonable distance, adding to its family-friendly aspects. This makes it highly desirable for both professionals and families. The Piccadilly location itself is known for its modern development and generally safe neighbourhood.

The property is an apartment within a larger development, offering minimal private outdoor space. Access to communal gardens is available; however, this is not comparable to the land associated with houses, thus warranting a low score.