The asking price of £325,000 seems reasonable considering the property type (a ground-floor apartment in a converted building) and the location in Brampton. Comparable properties on the High Street also sell within a similar price range, although a lack of precise square footage data for these comparisons makes a conclusive statement difficult. The apartment’s modern condition and finishes support the price, but the lack of private outdoor space keeps it from a higher score.

The property appears to be in good condition based on the provided images. The interior looks modern and well-maintained, suggesting recent renovation or refurbishment. The exterior also presents well. While the absence of detailed information on the building’s structural integrity limits the score, the visual evidence suggests a high-quality finish.

Brampton benefits from a good location with nearby primary schools (Brampton Village Primary School, rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted, is particularly close), and is within reasonable commuting distance to Huntingdon, which has a train station with connections to London. The High Street location offers convenience to local amenities. However, the lack of detailed information on the proximity of shops and other facilities prevents a higher score.

The property includes access to communal gardens, which is a positive feature. However, the lack of a private garden significantly lowers the score. The communal garden space, while visually appealing, is likely shared among multiple residents, thereby limiting the private outdoor space available.