The listed price of £170,000 for a one-bedroom apartment of 391.81 sqft in a desirable town center location is relatively competitive when considering comparable nearby listings, some of which are significantly higher. The price per sqft is not provided so direct comparison is difficult. However, the lack of private outdoor space and the average age of similar properties in the area slightly reduce the perceived value for money. While not overpriced, it’s not exceptional value either.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in reasonably good condition. The interior is presented adequately, though it’s not luxurious. While some aspects like the bathroom seem dated, there is no immediate sign of significant disrepair or the need for major renovations. The overall presentation suggests a move-in ready condition but lacks high-end features.

The property is located in Biggleswade town center, offering convenient access to local amenities, including shops, train station (0.51km), and schools within a 1.5km radius. The proximity to the train station is a significant advantage, making it attractive to commuters. However, the lack of detailed information about the immediate surroundings (e.g., noise levels, views) and the specific aspects of the town center impacts the score. While generally well-situated, it’s not exceptionally desirable compared to other areas that might boast more green spaces or prestigious amenities.

The property has virtually no land associated with it; therefore it receives a low score. The images show a shared paved courtyard, which is not equivalent to a garden or private outdoor space.