The list price of £300,000 for a one-bedroom flat in Brighton needs further context. Considering the competitive nature of the Brighton housing market and the lack of square footage information (and plot size being 0.00), determining value is challenging. Given the property’s location and apparent recent renovations (as seen in photos), the price falls within a reasonable range for similar properties in the area, although perhaps not exceptional value. More detailed information on square footage would greatly improve the assessment.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in good condition. The interior is modernly decorated and well-maintained, suggesting recent renovations or upgrades. There is evidence of some exterior maintenance (scaffolding), which could be a factor. However, the internal condition is generally impressive, leading to a moderate score.

The property is located in Preston Park, Brighton, which is a popular residential area. Its proximity to London Road (0.49km) offers good transport links, and several schools are within a reasonable distance (e.g., St Bartholomew’s Cofe Primary School, 0.47km). The presence of shops and amenities on London Road further enhances its appeal, making it a convenient location for residents. However, the lack of specific information regarding the property’s proximity to parks or other significant landmarks slightly diminishes its score.

The property has a garden, which is a positive feature in the Brighton housing market. However, the size isn’t explicitly stated and images show a relatively modest-sized garden space. This limits the score, as larger gardens are highly desirable in the area. The presence of a garden is still beneficial, impacting the moderate score.