The listed price of £180,000 seems reasonably competitive when considering similar properties within the retirement village. However, a lack of sqft information for comparative properties prevents a definitive analysis of price per sqft comparison. The price seems reflective of the property type (retirement apartment) and its location within a retirement community where amenities and support services contribute to the cost. A further in-depth comparison against similar sized retirement apartments in the area would be needed to more conclusively determine its market competitiveness.

Based on the provided images, the property and the communal areas appear to be in good condition. The interior is modern, clean, and well-maintained. The external areas are also well-kept. There is evidence of some minor imperfections in the interior photos (e.g., small holes on walls, typical of wear and tear in older property, not necessarily affecting value), but nothing that significantly detracts from the overall impression of good condition.

The property is situated within Richmond Villages Northampton, a retirement village. While this offers a sense of community and access to on-site amenities (restaurant, hair salon, library, as shown in the photos), the location’s overall accessibility to broader Northampton amenities and transportation links beyond the village itself needs further consideration. The proximity to schools is a plus for families potentially considering this as a future investment, however, this may not be a primary concern for the target demographic of the retirement village. The proximity to Northampton train station (5.5km) offers a reasonable commute into town.

The listing specifies a plot size of 0.00 sqft which indicates minimal or no private land associated with this apartment. Access to communal gardens is a benefit of retirement village living. However, in terms of a score representing extensive land, this receives a very low ranking.