At £300,000, the price seems reasonable considering the location within York’s city walls and the overall condition of the property. While comparable properties are listed at similar prices, the lack of information on square footage for the nearby listings makes precise comparison difficult. The property’s size and features are in line with similar properties within the retirement apartment complex, and thus its value seems appropriate. The price per square foot data is missing from the provided details, which would aid in a more precise analysis.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in good condition. The kitchen and bathroom are modern and well-maintained. The living areas are clean and presentable, though the overall finish lacks some features one might expect of a higher-value property. There is no evidence of significant repairs needed but the property does not have the character or high-end materials that would merit a higher score.

The property is located in Bishophill Junior, York, a historic area within the city walls. This offers proximity to York’s amenities, including shops, restaurants, and transport links. The nearby schools, although requiring further investigation on their quality via Ofsted reports, further enhance the location’s appeal for families or those considering the area’s potential for capital appreciation. The proximity to York train station also adds to the convenience. However, the lack of specific information about the immediate surroundings of the property (e.g., views, noise levels) slightly reduces the score.

The property has essentially no private outdoor space (plot size: 0.00 SQFT). While it benefits from communal outdoor areas, this is insufficient to warrant a higher land score. This is common for retirement apartments, and in such cases, the communal gardens are factored in the analysis of the overall value.