The list price of £160,000 for a one-bedroom maisonette seems reasonably priced considering the current market in Aylesbury and the lack of substantial outdoor space. While there’s a lack of definitive price per sqft data in the immediate vicinity, the comparable properties suggest the price aligns with local values. However, the absence of comprehensive comparable data prevents a higher price score. A lack of square footage for nearby properties makes it hard to accurately assess value per square foot, affecting the score.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in generally good condition. While it’s not brand new, it seems well-maintained and habitable. The kitchen and bathroom appear functional but could benefit from some modern updates to justify a higher score. The property is clean and presentable, suggesting regular upkeep.

Aylesbury is a popular town with good transport links and amenities. The property is within reasonable distance of schools and the train station, making it an attractive location for both first-time buyers and investors. However, the specific location within Aylesbury isn’t detailed enough to give it a higher score, and the lack of information on the immediate surroundings slightly lowers the score.

The property has a small front garden, but the plot size is recorded as 0.00 sqft. This suggests a lack of significant outdoor space, limiting its appeal to buyers seeking a garden. This results in a low land score.