The list price of £85,000 seems reasonable given the comparable properties in the area, and property type. While some nearby properties are more expensive, there are also similar flats listed at or around the same price point. The size of the property and its condition support the asking price, making it competitive within the Bridlington market.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in generally good condition. The kitchen and bathroom seem well-maintained and modern. While the living areas are clean, they present a somewhat basic aesthetic. No major issues are visible, but neither is there evidence of significant upgrades or luxurious finishes.

The property is located in Bridlington Central And Old Town, close to various amenities such as shops, transportation (Bridlington train station is 1.21km away), and schools (multiple schools within a 1km radius with good Ofsted ratings). The area’s proximity to the town centre and transport links adds to its convenience. However, the specific location on Neptune Drive and its immediate surroundings aren’t fully detailed, which slightly reduces the score.

The property has virtually no land associated with it. The image shows a small, shared green space, but no private garden.