While the list price of £125,000 seems reasonable given the other similar listings in the area (between £115,000 and £125,000 for one bedroom apartments) and considering its central location and good condition, the absence of plot size data and average price per sqft for the area prevents an accurate assessment of value against square footage. This influences the price score as this is an important factor to judge if the value is a good one.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in good condition with a modern, well-maintained interior. The exposed brickwork adds character, and the kitchen and bathroom seem recently updated. There’s no visible evidence of significant repairs or renovations needed, though a thorough inspection would be recommended before purchase.

The property benefits from a central Macclesfield location, close to the train station and town centre amenities. Proximity to schools is also a plus, although specific Ofsted ratings aren’t provided for all nearby schools, this is a factor that some buyers will value highly. However, the lack of details regarding local green spaces or other recreational areas may slightly lower the overall location score.

The property has no garden or significant outdoor space, which is common for apartments. Therefore, the land score reflects this lack of private outdoor area.