The listed price of £60,000 for a one-bedroom apartment in Hull seems reasonable considering comparable properties in the area. However, the lack of plot size information and the absence of average price per sqft data for the specific property itself makes it hard to definitively judge if it’s a great value or not. Considering nearby listings, the price appears fairly competitive for the area and property type, accounting for a score of 7.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in a generally good condition. The kitchen and bathroom look recently updated or well-maintained. However, some areas, like the storage room shown in the pictures, could be viewed as needing some organizational attention or even further upgrades. The overall condition is satisfactory but not exceptional, hence a score of 6.

The property is situated in the Drypool area of Hull, which benefits from its proximity to local amenities, schools (several good and outstanding rated primary schools within a mile radius), and transport links. While not in the most affluent part of Hull, it offers convenient access to city center and public transportation. The proximity to good schools improves its appeal as a family home or investment property for rental to families.

The property is described as an apartment with no garden or significant outdoor space. This lack of private land is a significant drawback for many buyers, leading to a low score.