The list price of £265,000 seems relatively reasonable considering the location in Tunbridge Wells and the property’s modern interior. Comparing it to similar nearby listings such as other one-bedroom apartments (where sqft data is unfortunately limited and unreliable) on Bishops Down Road, the price appears competitive. However, the lack of detailed information about square footage makes a precise assessment of the price per square foot comparison difficult. The overall impression is of fair value given the information available but further information would make for a more certain calculation.

The property appears to be in generally good condition from the photos provided. The interior is modern and appears well-maintained although there are some minor cosmetic imperfections (eg, slight damage/marks on some walls). The kitchen and bathroom are modern, suggesting that these areas have been recently updated. The property is presented unfurnished, which may make the evaluation of the interior condition slightly more difficult. The overall impression is that some minor improvements/finishing touches could elevate the overall condition.

The property is located in the Culverden area of Tunbridge Wells, known for its attractive residential streets and proximity to amenities. Tunbridge Wells town centre is within reasonable distance, offering excellent shopping, restaurants, and cultural attractions. The nearby train station provides good transport links to London and other parts of the South East. Good schools are also within a reasonable distance, adding to its appeal. However, the specific proximity of the property to the amenities and its exact location within Culverden would require a more precise address to be fully assessed.

While the property benefits from access to communal gardens, the plot size is listed as 0.00 sqft, indicating a lack of private outdoor space beyond a small patch of lawn immediately outside the building. Communal gardens are present however, it does not feature its own significant garden. This is a limiting factor in terms of land, but having access to communal land is better than having none.