The asking price of £290,000 appears relatively reasonable considering the location within Chichester’s city centre. However, the lack of plot size and the need for some modernisation brings down the value. Compared to other nearby properties, it falls within the range, although the property is a flat meaning it is likely to be less expensive than the terraced houses which have a higher average price. A more detailed square footage price comparison with similar properties would be helpful in making a more accurate assessment.

The property appears to be well-maintained, but the provided images reveal it requires some updating. While the rooms are clean and functional, the decor is dated. The kitchen and bathroom show some wear and tear and would likely benefit from modernization. Overall, the condition is average; not requiring major repairs but certainly lacking in modern finishes.

Chichester is a desirable city in West Sussex, known for its historic city centre, cathedral, and good range of amenities. The property’s location within the city walls places it conveniently close to shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions. Proximity to Chichester train station also enhances its appeal. The presence of several schools within a reasonable distance further adds to the location’s family-friendliness.

The property has minimal outdoor space; essentially no garden. This is common for flats in city centre locations, however, the small area of shared lawn is a positive. The lack of private outdoor space significantly impacts the land score.