At £195,000, the price seems somewhat reasonable considering its location and type (retirement apartment). The lack of detailed sqft information for comparable properties in the area, and the fact it is a retirement apartment (likely smaller than comparable houses in the area) makes it difficult to definitively state whether it’s above or below market value. The price aligns broadly with other retirement properties listed nearby but comparison is limited due to lack of sqft data.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in reasonable condition. The kitchen and bathroom look relatively modern and well-maintained. However, some aspects, like the living room decor, suggest it could benefit from some modernisation or updating to enhance its overall appeal. The exterior also shows a reasonable standard.

Addlestone offers a good location with relatively easy access to transport links (Addlestone station being 0.44km away), and proximity to several schools (though Ofsted ratings aren’t provided for all, limiting the assessment of quality). The presence of shops and amenities in the town centre also adds to its appeal. However, the specific location within Addlestone and the exact distance to crucial amenities are not fully detailed, preventing a higher score.

The property includes some outdoor space in the form of a shared garden, however, the size is not specified and it is seemingly shared community space. This warrants a modest score, reflecting the limited private outdoor area.