Considering the list price of £275,000 and the apparent good condition, the price seems reasonable, though not exceptional value. Nearby comparable properties (those for which sufficient data is present) are similarly priced. However, the lack of square footage details for many comparables makes it challenging to directly assess price per square foot and establish definitive value. Also, the size of the property makes it difficult to make an overall value assessment, and the lack of information about the lease and the potential for leasehold costs should also be considered before making a decision on value.

The photos reveal a property that appears well-maintained and recently updated, particularly the kitchen and bathroom. The interior shows a modern and clean aesthetic. While the exterior is a standard brick apartment building, there’s no visible sign of significant disrepair. This suggests a generally good condition, although more detailed information (e.g., age of appliances) would be needed to assess its longevity.

The property is located in Heene, Worthing, which benefits from proximity to Worthing town centre, local transport links (including train stations within a reasonable distance), and several schools. While not directly on the seafront, it’s within walking distance of amenities, giving it a good location score. However, the lack of specific details about the immediate surroundings (e.g., quietness, green spaces) slightly lowers the score.

The property has a small shared garden space, as seen in the external photos. This is a minimal amount of land, particularly for a property of this type, and hence the low score.