At £235,000, the price seems relatively reasonable considering the location and the size of the property, which is a one bedroom ground floor apartment in a sought-after village with good schools. However, the lack of detailed square footage, absence of plot size and limited outdoor space should be considered in the pricing justification. Given the nearby property prices, this listing could be considered moderately priced, especially compared to larger properties in the area.

The provided photographs suggest the property is in generally good condition, though not luxurious or exceptionally well-maintained. The interior appears clean and reasonably modern, with functional appliances and fixtures, and no obvious signs of significant damage or disrepair. However, there’s an overall sense of being somewhat dated and in need of cosmetic updates to appeal to a wider range of buyers.

Burnham Village benefits from a convenient location with nearby shops and amenities, as noted in the property description. The proximity to Burnham Grammar School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and other schools is a plus for families or those considering the area’s potential for rental income. Train links are relatively close, although the distance is noted as multiple kilometers. This makes it a reasonably convenient location but not exceptional.

The property is described as having a small communal garden area, which offers limited private outdoor space. This score reflects a lack of substantial land ownership typical of an apartment building.