Considering the location in central Brighton, the list price is relatively low. However, the need for modernisation and lack of private outdoor space must be weighed against the price. Whilst the price reflects the dated condition, the property’s central location and its potential to be improved make it a reasonably priced property for the right buyer, particularly given the comparable listings.

The property appears to be in fair condition, but it’s not modern. The photos show dated interiors and fixtures that would likely benefit from updating and modernisation. The kitchen and bathroom specifically need an update. While structurally sound, the cosmetic condition requires work, impacting the overall score.

The property benefits from a central Brighton location, within walking distance to the vibrant North Laine area, known for its independent shops, restaurants, and cafes. Brighton’s train station is also relatively close, providing convenient transport links. Good schools are also within a reasonable distance, adding to the appeal for families or those seeking a convenient lifestyle. However, being in the city centre comes with the usual drawbacks, such as potential noise and congestion.

The property is described as an apartment and has a plot size of 0.00 sq ft, meaning no garden or significant outdoor space. Access to a communal rooftop garden is noted, but this does not equate to private land ownership and is therefore a low score.