The list price of £330,000 seems reasonable considering comparable one-bedroom apartments in the area are similarly priced. However, the lack of square footage data for these comparisons makes a precise evaluation impossible. The apartment’s modern condition and desirable location contribute to a price that sits in the higher end of the market for this type of property. The relative lack of land associated with apartments and the small size contribute to the price not being exceptional value.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in good condition. It’s modern, well-maintained, and the interior looks clean and updated. While it is a resale property, its contemporary design suggests recent construction and thus minimizes likely major maintenance needs in the near future. However, subjective personal preferences may alter this perception, hence a rating slightly below a ‘perfect 10’.

Alresford is a desirable town in Hampshire, known for its market square, independent shops, and proximity to Winchester. The presence of good-rated schools nearby adds to its appeal for families and increases property values. However, the lack of nearby public transport might be a drawback for some buyers. This is balanced against the positive attributes of the location.

The property is an apartment with minimal private outdoor space, aside from a balcony. This is typical for an apartment complex but limiting compared to a house with a garden; this significantly lowers its land score.