The list price of £350,000 seems reasonably competitive considering its location in a desirable area of Brighton. However, the lack of substantial land and the need for some minor improvements prevent it from achieving a higher score. Comparative prices for similar properties on Compton Avenue and nearby streets, while not providing exact sq ft data, support a price in this range for a one-bedroom apartment.

The property appears well-maintained in the provided photographs, with some features suggesting recent modernisation (such as the kitchen). However, certain areas (e.g., exposed wooden floorboards) could benefit from some upgrades or refinishing. The overall presentation is satisfactory but doesn’t quite reach excellent condition, thus justifying the score.

The property is located in St. Peter’s & North Laine, Brighton, a highly desirable area known for its vibrant atmosphere, independent shops, cafes, and restaurants. Its proximity to Brighton train station (0.54km) provides excellent transport links. The presence of good-rated schools within a short distance further enhances its desirability for families. While the immediate plot size is minimal for this type of property, the surrounding area offers amenities that significantly contribute to the high location score.

The property has virtually no private outdoor space, which is a significant drawback for many buyers. This lack of a garden or significant outdoor area significantly impacts the overall value and is rated accordingly.