The asking price of £185,000 seems reasonably competitive given the local market in Addlestone and the type of property. However, the lack of plot size data, coupled with the need for some modernisation, prevents the property from achieving a higher price score. Comparable nearby apartments have sold for similar prices, and this confirms the pricing is in line with the market.

The property appears generally habitable, but the provided photos reveal that it requires some modernisation and cosmetic upgrades. The kitchen and bathroom look dated, and the overall finish is relatively basic. While structurally sound, the property is not in pristine condition, hence a score lower than 7.

Addlestone benefits from a relatively central location within the commuter belt, with good access to rail links into London Waterloo via Addlestone station. The proximity to several primary and secondary schools, although the Ofsted ratings are not provided, and local amenities further enhances its appeal. However, the specific location of the property on Crockford Park Road is not explicitly highlighted as exceptional in terms of prestige or unique features, hence the score is not a 10.

The property’s description indicates there is no garden, and the images show that the outdoor space is limited to a small balcony and a shared communal area. The lack of private outdoor space significantly reduces the property’s overall desirability.