While the list price of £280,000 seems reasonable, considering the property’s location and size. There is a lack of comparable properties with sqft data to confirm the price per sqft comparison accurately. Similar properties in the area with parking and amenities appear to be selling for similar or slightly higher prices. The lack of external space might slightly reduce its value compared to houses with gardens.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be well-maintained and in good condition. While the decor and fixtures are somewhat dated, suggesting that some modernisation might be beneficial for a future buyer, it doesn’t appear to require major repairs or renovations. The bathrooms show a contrast; one appears more modern and updated, while the other has a slightly more dated style. This inconsistency impacts the overall condition score slightly.

Lymington is a desirable coastal town in the New Forest, known for its attractive marina, shops, and proximity to the coast. The property’s location within walking distance of local amenities, Waitrose, and good schools significantly enhances its desirability and justifies a high location score. The railway station is also within reasonable distance, improving its accessibility.

The property’s description explicitly states that it has ‘no plot size’. This means there is no garden or significant outdoor space associated with the property, hence the low land score.