While the list price of £125,000 is competitive with other similar apartments in the building (as seen in the ‘Nearby Listings’ data), the lack of information on square footage for these comparisons hinders a precise evaluation. There is a lack of relevant price per square foot data for accurate analysis. Considering the property’s good condition and desirable proximity to schools, the price seems reasonably aligned with the market. However, the absence of private outdoor space will undoubtedly impact the perceived value for some potential buyers.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in good condition. The interior is modern, well-maintained, and recently decorated. The kitchen and bathroom are particularly well-presented and appear to have been recently updated or replaced. Minor wear and tear is not unusual in a property of this age and, overall, the condition is quite good for its type and price range.

The property benefits from a convenient location near several highly-rated primary schools (High Lawn, Holy Infant, St Paul’s, and The Oaks), all within a kilometer radius. The proximity to Astley Bridge adds to its appeal, although it is important to note that being on a main road may reduce the desirability for some buyers. Transport links, while not immediately adjacent, are within reasonable distance, with multiple train stations accessible within a few kilometers. This balances the positive aspects of the proximity to schools and amenities with the less desirable location on a busy road.

The property has no discernible private garden or land, which is typical for an apartment. This is a significant drawback for those seeking outdoor space, limiting appeal to buyers who prioritize the apartment’s other attributes.