The list price is £575,000. The average price in the area is £595,400. Given the property’s condition and the number of bedrooms (6) and bathrooms (3), the price seems reasonable but not significantly below market value. The lack of square footage data makes it harder to assess the price per square foot accurately.

The property appears to be in good condition, with a modern kitchen and updated bathrooms. The interior looks freshly painted and well-maintained. While it may not be brand new, it doesn’t seem to require immediate renovations, suggesting a good level of upkeep.

The property is located in Brighton, specifically in the Moulsecoomb And Bevendean locality. While Brighton is a desirable city, the immediate area has mixed reviews. There are schools nearby, including Bevendean Primary School And Nursery (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted), which is a positive for families. However, transportation links are not as close, with the nearest train station (Moulsecoomb) almost 2km away. This impacts the location score, making it moderately appealing.

The property has a garden, although it is terraced and primarily paved with some gravel areas. It’s not a large green space, but it offers outdoor space for recreation and relaxation. The tiered layout might require some maintenance but adds character.