The list price of £325,000 seems relatively reasonable when compared to other nearby apartments that seem to be similarly sized and located. However, the lack of external space and the need for some potential upgrades may slightly decrease its perceived value in the minds of potential buyers.

Based on the photographs, the property’s interior appears to be well-maintained, although it may benefit from some upgrading in parts. The decor seems to be to a personal taste, which may appeal or may not appeal to certain people. It is evident that some work has taken place in converting the loft space into useable space, but this appears to be to a basic standard.

The property is located on College Road in Brighton’s Queen’s Park area, which is known for its proximity to the beach, excellent schools (Brighton College is very close), and vibrant Kemptown village. This makes it a highly desirable location for many buyers, particularly families and young professionals. The area also benefits from good transport links although these are not directly at the door step.

The property does not appear to come with any garden or land, which is common for properties in this densely populated urban area. This therefore gives it a low land score.