The asking price of £205,000 seems reasonable in the context of similar properties in the area, particularly considering the relatively small size of the apartment. While nearby properties provide limited comparable data due to missing square footage information, the price appears competitive given its location and condition, although the lack of substantial land contributes to this being not great value.

The property appears generally well-maintained, though the interior finishes are somewhat dated. The kitchen and bathroom fixtures are functional but could benefit from modernization. The overall condition suggests that while the property is habitable and does not require immediate repairs, updating would enhance its appeal and value.

Chancery Court benefits from its proximity to Acomb Front Street, offering various amenities. The presence of nearby schools, including Westfield Primary Community School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted), adds to its family-friendliness. Good transport links to York city centre via bus routes are also a plus. However, the immediate surroundings appear relatively limited in terms of green spaces and broader amenities compared to more central York locations.

The property has virtually no private outdoor space. Shared communal gardens are mentioned in the listing description. The lack of a private garden significantly impacts the score, making it less attractive to those seeking outdoor space.