The list price of £220,000 seems relatively reasonable considering comparable properties in the area. While the square footage is modest, the central location and proximity to transport and amenities support the asking price. However, given the lack of land and the property’s basic condition, it does not represent exceptional value for money.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in a generally acceptable condition. While there is no indication of significant damage or disrepair, the interior suggests that the flat is a bit basic and could benefit from some modern updates. The fixtures and fittings are functional, but not luxurious or particularly stylish.

The property is located on the High Street in Egham, providing convenient access to local amenities, shops, and transportation links. Egham train station, offering direct access to London Waterloo, is within reasonable proximity. The presence of Royal Holloway University nearby adds to the vibrancy of the area and potential rental income for investors. However, the High Street location might involve some noise and less residential peacefulness compared to more secluded areas.

The property has virtually no land associated with it; it’s an apartment. This is typical for High Street properties which limits outdoor space.