The list price of £145,000 for a one-bedroom apartment in Purton seems reasonable considering nearby property prices (although direct comparisons are difficult without sqft information for those listings) and its recent refurbishment. The price point is relatively affordable compared to the broader market. However, the lack of substantial land and absence of comprehensive comparable data slightly lowers the score.

The provided photos show a newly refurbished apartment with modern fittings and fixtures in the bathroom and kitchen. The overall appearance is clean and well-maintained, suggesting a good level of finish and condition, though the external photos indicate ongoing development in the immediate vicinity which might affect the immediate surroundings.

Purton is a desirable village in Wiltshire, benefiting from good local amenities such as schools (including several ‘Good’-rated Ofsted schools within a short distance), and its proximity to Swindon provides access to more extensive facilities and transport links, including the Great Western Railway line. The village setting offers a quieter, more rural feel than a larger town but with the advantages of connectivity.

While the property includes a small, fenced garden area, the plot size is limited. It doesn’t offer extensive outdoor space, hence the moderate score.