The list price of £120,000 for a one-bedroom flat in Bromley, especially considering the lack of plot size data, initially seems competitive. However, a lack of comparable sales data makes it challenging to assess if this truly represents excellent value. The price may reflect factors like the property being a retirement property or in a less desirable part of Bickley.

The provided photos show a generally well-maintained property. The kitchen and bathroom appear modern and updated, but some aspects of the property’s aesthetic (such as the furniture in the bedroom) might be considered dated by some buyers. There’s no visible evidence of significant repairs needed, but a full inspection would be necessary to give a definitive assessment.

The property benefits from its proximity to several Southeastern train stations, making commuting relatively easy. The presence of schools with good Ofsted ratings within a reasonable distance also adds to its appeal for families. However, the specific location within Bromley isn’t explicitly detailed, and some surrounding streets have significantly higher average property prices, suggesting this property might be in a less desirable area within the borough.

The property is described as a flat, and the photos show access to communal gardens but no private garden or significant land associated with the property itself. The communal space is an advantage, but it doesn’t equate to substantial private outdoor area.