The listed price of £147,500 seems relatively reasonable in comparison to nearby listed apartments, some of which are considerably less despite offering similar floor space. However, it is a retirement apartment which tends to have higher maintenance costs than a freehold property. The lack of plot size information from the listing prevents a more precise evaluation of the price-per-square-foot metric and a possible comparison to nearby properties on this metric.

The provided photos show the property to be in a generally acceptable condition. The interior appears clean and well-maintained, with modern fixtures and fittings in the kitchen and bathroom. However, there are some aspects that suggest it might not be in top condition, such as the lack of updated decor in certain rooms and some minor wear and tear. Overall, it presents itself well, but a deep inspection would be needed to uncover potential maintenance issues.

Ashbourne is a desirable market town in Derbyshire with good amenities and is relatively close to good schools. The property’s location within the town centre provides easy access to shops, services, and the town’s social scene. However, the lack of detailed information regarding the immediate surroundings of the property and transportation links slightly lowers the score.

The property has access to communal gardens, which is a positive aspect, but the lack of a private garden significantly impacts the land score. Communal gardens are a shared resource, and the amount of private outdoor space is limited.