The list price of £250,000 seems reasonable considering the average price of £263,750 for Norfolk Terrace. The property’s size is modest (480.07 sqft), but the recent renovation and location in a desirable Brighton area justify the price. The comparable nearby listings support this price point, although the lack of sqft data for these listings makes precise comparison difficult. The price is within the range of similar properties which supports its rating.

The property appears to be in good condition based on the provided images. The renovation is evident in the modern kitchen and bathroom. However, it’s a relatively small space and doesn’t appear to have particularly high-end finishes, so the score reflects this moderate quality. There is also some ongoing exterior work as suggested by the scaffolding visible in the photos.

Norfolk Terrace is situated in the Goldsmid area of Brighton, known for its proximity to the city centre, excellent transport links (Brighton railway station is 1.36km away), and a good selection of schools nearby, including highly-rated primary schools like St Mary Magdalen Catholic Primary School and Brunswick Primary School. The area is popular and generally considered desirable. The walkability to amenities and access to transport significantly boosts the location score.

The property has no garden, which is common for apartments, specifically city centre locations, hence the low score. It’s important to note the lack of outdoor space.