The list price of £65,000 is relatively low compared to other properties in the West Cliff area which show prices ranging from £110,000 to over £200,000 and one property for £385,918. However, it’s a one-bedroom flat, which are generally less expensive than houses and may be a fairer price for this area. The lack of information on square footage, the offered price of £59,000, and it’s apparent smaller size as compared to other nearby properties affect how good value for money the property seems. This results in a price score that reflects it being more affordable than many other properties in the local market but not an exceptionally good price.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in a generally good condition, although it might benefit from some minor cosmetic improvements. The finishes in the bathroom and kitchen look modern but there is evidence of minor wear and tear. The property has been finished to a relatively high standard, but some areas look to be incomplete. Overall, it’s not perfect, but neither is it in need of major repairs.

The property is located in Preston city centre on West Cliff Terrace. This is a convenient location with proximity to Preston train station (0.33km), several schools (St Stephen’s Cofe School 0.27km, University of Central Lancashire 0.82km), and other amenities. The city centre location offers access to shops, restaurants, and other services, making it an attractive location for buyers. However, city centre living can also come with certain drawbacks such as noise and lack of green space which is why the score is not higher.

The property is described as a flat, suggesting a very small amount of land, if any, is included. There is no garden, only a small outside space at the front of the property. This significantly restricts space. The lack of outdoor space is a key reason for the low score.