Considering the property’s location, size, condition, and the absence of a private garden, the asking price seems reasonable within the context of the Plymouth market. While there is limited comparable data, the provided nearby property sales information provides a valuable benchmark for determining a fair price. However, without precise square footage information for comparable properties, a definitive assessment of value per square foot is difficult. The relative affordability makes it a relatively good price point for this particular type of property.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in reasonable condition. While it seems well-maintained and clean, the interior design is somewhat dated. The fixtures and fittings appear functional but not particularly modern or luxurious. The photos do not reveal any obvious signs of disrepair or significant renovation needs, but neither does it showcase high-end finishes.

The property benefits from a central Plymouth location, close to the city centre, the Barbican, and the Marina. The proximity to Plymouth train station (1.21km) also enhances its accessibility. Several schools are within walking distance, further adding to its appeal as a location. However, the lack of detailed information on the immediate street environment and the specific amenities limits the score.

The property has virtually no private land. Access to a shared roof terrace is a positive aspect, but the lack of a private garden significantly impacts the land score.