The list price of £450,000 needs to be assessed relative to the local market and the condition of the property. The absence of comparable property data makes a precise valuation impossible. However, given the property’s need for renovation and small garden, the price may not represent exceptional value for money, but is likely within the average price range for a five-bedroom property in Brighton, depending on the square footage. Further research would be needed to confirm the accuracy of this assessment.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be in need of some modernisation and renovation. While some areas show new flooring and tiling (bathrooms and kitchen), many rooms appear unfinished or require significant work, such as painting and decoration. The garden is also quite unkempt. This suggests the property is not in ‘excellent’ condition but requires further investment.

The property is located in Brighton, a desirable coastal city in East Sussex. The proximity to several well-regarded primary schools (‘Good’ Ofsted ratings) is a significant plus for families. While specific details on the proximity of shops and other amenities are not provided, Brighton’s Hanover and Elm Grove area generally offers a good level of local services. The relatively close distance to several train stations provides good transport links, although the distances listed (in meters) need to be interpreted in the context of Brighton’s walkability and public transport options.

The property has a small, unkempt garden. The plot size being listed as 0 suggests it is minimal, offering limited outdoor space and thus a low score for land.