At £135,000, the price seems reasonable considering the location in Glastonbury, the apartment’s good condition, and the comparable prices of nearby similar properties. While precise square footage for comparisons is lacking, its size and features appear competitive within the market. The lack of plot size data impacts a conclusive pricing assessment, but based on the available information the price appears competitive, although not exceptionally so.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be well-maintained and in good condition. The interior is presented cleanly and the finishes look modern. While it isn’t a brand new property, it doesn’t show significant signs of wear or require immediate repairs or renovations. This suggests a solid, well-presented property.

The property benefits from a central Glastonbury location, within walking distance of the High Street and local amenities. The proximity to several well-regarded schools (St Benedict’s, St John’s, St Dunstan’s) adds to its appeal for families. While transportation details are lacking, its central location likely offers good access to bus routes. This scores highly, although the lack of detailed transportation information slightly lowers the score.

The property offers a small patio area, which provides some outdoor space but is limited in size. This is not a significant amount of land, typical for an apartment. The lack of a larger garden or communal green space lowers the score.