The list price of £120,000 for a one-bedroom apartment seems relatively reasonable, comparing favorably to other one-bedroom flats in the area. Nearby comparable properties are either more expensive, due to extra features and amenities or in different building types. However, the lack of precise square footage makes a definitive judgment on price per square foot impossible. Therefore, a score of 7 reflects a price that is competitive within the local context, but not exceptionally good value.

Based on the provided photographs, the property seems to be in reasonable condition for its age. While the exterior appears well-maintained, there’s no indication of recent renovations or any major upgrades. The brickwork seems sound, and the windows and exterior appear to be in good shape. A score of 6 reflects a satisfactory, but not exceptional, condition.

The property benefits from being close to transport links (motorway access and public transport) and several schools with good Ofsted ratings. However, the immediate vicinity appears to be a relatively new housing development, which may lack the character and amenities of more established areas. The proximity to good schools and transport outweighs this, justifying a score of 7.

The property appears to have a small patch of land, likely shared with other units. There is no evidence of a private garden. The limited access to outdoor space results in a low score of 2.