The list price of £115,000 seems relatively reasonable, considering comparable properties in the area. However, the absence of plot size data limits a precise price per square foot calculation and a conclusive determination of value. The price falls within the range of similar apartments noted in the nearby listings. The price is competitive for the location, though the actual condition (beyond what’s visible in the photos) could affect its final value.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in reasonable condition. The kitchen and bathroom seem well-maintained, though some areas might benefit from modernisation. The overall presentation suggests a clean and habitable space but not luxury or top-tier condition. The photos reveal an overall clean apartment, though decor is simple. The furnishings are basic, and might put off some buyers.

The property benefits from a convenient location, being a short walk from Chesterfield town centre, the train station, and the Royal Hospital. This proximity to amenities and transport links increases its desirability and scores higher than average. However, specific information on the immediate surroundings (e.g., presence of parks, green spaces, noise levels) is lacking, preventing a higher score.

The property is an apartment with no garden or significant land associated with it. This severely limits its outdoor space and is a common characteristic of apartment living in urban areas. Hence, the low score reflects the lack of private outdoor space.