The asking price of £275,000 appears somewhat high compared to some other one-bedroom flats in the area. The lack of sqft data for the comparable properties makes direct comparison difficult, but the listed price seems less competitive when accounting for the small garden and the average prices of nearby streets. However, the desirable Hove location helps justify the price, making it a slightly less than ideal value but not an outlier in the market.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in good condition. The interior is modern, with a recently updated kitchen and bathroom. While some minor improvements could be considered (or are already in progress, based on some of the images), overall the presentation is of a well-maintained property.

The property is located in Hove, a desirable area in Brighton and Hove known for its proximity to the seafront, good schools, and amenities. The close proximity to Portslade train station (0.23km) also adds to its appeal, providing convenient access to other areas. While the immediate street’s average price data is limited, nearby streets show a range of property values, indicating a mixed but generally well-regarded neighborhood.

The property includes a small, easily maintainable garden. While not extensive, it offers some outdoor space, which is a desirable feature in urban settings. The lack of precise plot size data is a limitation in accurately quantifying this aspect.