The listing price of £300,000 seems reasonable given the location and size of the flat, and considering the comparable prices of similar properties in the area. The lack of data on square footage for comparable properties makes a precise per-square-foot comparison difficult. The sea views and over-55’s appeal will influence price, but this might also mean the property isn’t suitable for all buyers.

The property appears to be in good overall condition from the provided photographs. The interior is well-maintained and tastefully decorated. However, the photos do not show the full extent of the condition and some aspects, such as the kitchen’s age and the overall condition of the building’s structure, cannot be definitively assessed from the available imagery.

Frinton-on-Sea is a desirable coastal town in Essex, known for its attractive seafront, and generally quiet and peaceful atmosphere. The property’s location on the Esplanade offers stunning sea views and proximity to local amenities. Good schools and relatively easy access to transport links via Frinton-on-Sea train station add to its appeal. However, it’s a smaller town and may lack the vibrancy and extensive amenities of larger urban centres.

The property is a flat within a larger building and does not have any private garden or significant land associated with it, thus receiving a low score.