The listing price of £170,000 for a one-bedroom apartment of 675 sq ft seems reasonable considering the renovated state and location, particularly when comparing it to the average price of surrounding streets which is significantly higher. However, the lack of outdoor space is a factor affecting perceived value, and the absence of comparable sqft data makes a precise price-per-sqft analysis impossible. The sale of a similar property at auction for £193,000 suggests the list price might be slightly undervalued, but factors such as the date of sale and precise specifications aren’t considered here.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in good condition. The kitchen and bathroom look recently renovated or well-maintained, with modern fixtures and fittings. The living area is presented tidily, and the overall impression is one of a clean, updated apartment. There’s no visible evidence of significant damage or disrepair.

The property is located in a convenient area of Ipswich, close to transport links (1.13km to Derby Road train station), schools (Britannia Primary School and Copleston High School within 0.5km), and amenities. While the immediate surrounding area might not be the most vibrant, the proximity to key services and transport makes it a reasonably good location for those who value convenience. The average price of nearby streets (e.g., The Boiler House) is significantly higher, suggesting a desirable area.

The property has virtually no land associated with it, being a flat. This is typical for apartments in this type of development. The lack of private outdoor space is a significant drawback for many buyers.