The list price of £1,500,000 seems somewhat high, particularly considering the lack of information on plot size. While the location and renovated condition justify a high price, comparable properties in the area (though limited data provided) and the relatively small outdoor space suggest that the asking price might be slightly inflated. Further comparative market analysis, including detailed square footage data for nearby listings, is needed for a more precise valuation.

The property appears to be in good condition based on the provided photos. It has been renovated or refurbished to a high standard, featuring modern fixtures, fittings, and a contemporary design. While some might prefer a more traditional style, the current condition is clearly well-maintained and updated.

Montpelier Terrace is a highly sought-after location in Brighton’s Regency area. Its proximity to the city centre, excellent schools (like St Mary Magdalen Catholic Primary School and Brighton Girls), and good transport links (Brighton train station is within walking distance) contribute to its high desirability and premium property values. The conservation area designation adds to the appeal.

The property has some outdoor space, but the amount of land appears relatively small considering the price point. While there are multiple small outdoor areas they are not substantial gardens and don’t add significant value in comparison to larger properties with expansive gardens.