The list price of £275,000 for a three-bedroom terraced house in Brighton, considering its need for modernisation, is competitive but not exceptionally low. Nearby comparable properties range considerably in price, with some significantly higher in value due to renovations. The lack of specific plot size data impacts the accurate assessment of value per square foot. The price point suggests a realistic valuation in the current market but leaves room for negotiation, especially given required improvements.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in need of some modernisation. While structurally sound, the interior finishes (carpet, kitchen, bathroom) are dated and suggest a need for renovation or refurbishment to improve its overall aesthetic appeal and market value. The garden also needs attention.

The property is situated in Moulsecoomb, Brighton, which benefits from good proximity to several primary schools rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted, as well as Brighton University. Moulsecoomb station provides convenient rail links, enhancing its overall accessibility. While not in the most central location, it offers a reasonably convenient position within the city.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive feature in a densely populated urban area like Brighton. However, the garden appears to be somewhat overgrown and requires landscaping. The size is not specified, but based on the photos it is not exceptionally large.