The list price of £119,950 seems relatively reasonable compared to other nearby listings, particularly for a one-bedroom apartment in a retirement complex. However, without knowing the precise square footage of comparable properties and the price per square foot, a more definitive assessment is difficult. The lack of plot size information also affects this evaluation. The price per sqft data provided for other nearby streets is also unhelpful given it shows no values.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be in reasonable condition. The interior is presented in a clean and tidy manner; however, the finishes and fixtures appear dated, suggesting a lack of significant recent renovation. While there is no visible damage, an upgrade might enhance its value and appeal to a wider range of buyers.

Addlestone benefits from a good location with relatively easy access to transport links, including Addlestone train station, providing convenient commutes to London and other areas. The presence of nearby schools, with some boasting ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings, further enhances its appeal for families or those considering future investment. However, the information provided does not detail the specific proximity of amenities like shops or places of significance to the property itself, limiting the location score.

The property is part of a retirement complex and therefore does not offer a private garden. The communal gardens are a shared amenity, and while there is some green space available, it is not exclusive use and limited in size, resulting in a lower land score.