The list price of £145,000 seems relatively reasonable considering the property’s location and size. The nearby sales data, however, is limited and doesn’t provide sufficient sqft data to make a definitive price per sqft comparison. There are comparable flats nearby at similar prices which points to a market value consistent with the asking price. However, considering it’s a flat with no land, and the missing sqft data in the comparative analysis, the score is adjusted slightly downward.

The property appears to be in generally good condition, with a modern feel evident in the photographs. However, some minor updates or cosmetic improvements could enhance the property’s overall presentation. The kitchen, for example while functional, looks slightly dated and the bathroom shows some signs of normal wear and tear.

The property benefits from a central location, being close to Andover town centre and mainline train station. This is a significant advantage for commuters and those who value convenient access to amenities. The proximity to several schools, although not within walking distance for all ages, adds to the location’s appeal for families. However, the lack of detailed information about the immediate surroundings, such as local parks or green spaces, slightly detracts from the score.

The property is a flat with no associated garden or outdoor space, which limits its appeal to those seeking land. This severely detracts from the score.