The list price of £400,000 seems reasonable considering the location and apparent condition of the property. The price per square foot data is missing which inhibits a proper analysis. However, comparing it to other similar properties listed on the same street within the same estate agent’s listing with a lack of information on the property’s dimensions and plot size makes it possible to assign a relatively reasonable score for value.

The property appears to be in good condition, with a recently renovated or modernised kitchen and bathroom. While the photos show stylish decor and modern appliances, a full structural survey would be advisable to assess the overall condition of the building structure. The property’s interior decor is subjective and therefore not factored heavily into the score.

Lansdowne Place in Hove is a highly desirable location known for its elegant Regency architecture and proximity to the seafront. The area boasts excellent schools, shops, and transport links, making it a highly sought-after residential area. The presence of nearby well-regarded schools, such as Brunswick Primary School, and easy access to Hove and Brighton train stations further enhance its desirability.

The property lacks a significant garden or outside space, which is common for properties in this densely populated urban location. The lack of land detracts from the overall property appeal compared to properties offering larger gardens.