The list price of £90,000 seems relatively reasonable for a one-bedroom apartment in Reading, particularly considering its proximity to the town centre. However, the lack of square footage information and the significant disparity in prices among nearby properties makes it difficult to definitively gauge the value. The apartment’s age and style may also impact its price in the larger Reading housing market. The comparison with other, much more expensive properties in nearby streets suggests some potential for price negotiation.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in reasonable condition. While not luxurious or recently renovated, it seems well-maintained and habitable. Some updates may be desired in some areas. The kitchen and bathroom appear functional, though the style is dated. The overall condition suggests a suitable living space, but not one that commands a premium based on finish and overall modernity.

The property benefits from its proximity to Reading town centre, bus routes, and shops. The presence of nearby schools and relatively good transport links to Reading train station (though the distance of 2.3km suggests a need for transport) adds to the location’s appeal, particularly for older residents or those prioritizing convenience. However, the lack of specific information on the immediate surroundings and the area’s overall character limits the score.

The property has essentially no private outdoor space. Though there’s communal green space shown in the aerial photo, the lack of a private garden or even balcony significantly detracts from the overall land score. This is typical for retirement apartments and is reflected in this score.